Working with Germans to Create a Better Future
As we do for several weeks each year, my wife and I are in Germany, teaching and speaking to students and religious leaders, including a convention of Lutheran pastors.
Rabbi Stephen Lewis Fuchs
What I Learned from My “Lost Passover”
Two years ago, for the first time ever, I didn’t attend a seder. A virulent infection was poisoning my body and I was fighting for my life.
Mishpatim, Fast Food, and Our Responsibility to Farm Workers
Recently, members of my temple demonstrated at a Wendy’s, urging the company to join the Fair Food Program to ensure living wages and safe conditions for farm workers.
That Time I Encountered God at Summer Camp
It may be foolish for a young boy to interpret an ordinary experience as an encounter with God, but I cling to my belief that it was – and it changed my life.
Responding to Terror... Yet Again
Some surely ask: Why didn’t God prevent this slaughter? The answer is that God gave us free will.
