On the off chance you missed the news, a ceasefire has been reached. The first of the three-phase plan is due to go into effect on Sunday, Jan. 19th. I want to be clear. This is great news. We have … Continued
Shabbat Shalom and Happy Chanukah. (You can listen to and watch Rabbi Cat’s musings by clicking on the image above. We apologize for the lack of captions in the above video, there were technical difficulties.) This week, in parshat Miketz … Continued
Here are a few reflections that touched our hearts this year: Thank you for being a part of the Beyt Tikkun & Network of Spiritual Progressives community. We are so grateful for your presence and support in whatever ways you … Continued
Shabbat Shalom. Last week, Jacob had to flee from his childhood home because he stole the birthright from his brother Esau. He went to Haran and met his uncle Laban. He asked to marry Rachel (Laban’s younger daughter) and Laban … Continued
We’re reaching out to share an important and heartfelt conversation I recently had on The Marc Steiner Show. In this episode, I explore a question that weighs heavily on so many of us: How can we navigate the future of … Continued
As we enter the season of gratitude and reflection, we invite you to support Beyt Tikkun this Giving Tuesday. Starting in 2024, Beyt Tikkun has embraced a gifting model: all of our services, programs, and events are offered free of … Continued
Selichot 2024
We are outraged by, mourn deeply, and unequivocally condemn the horrific actions of Hamas. According to Israeli sources, more than 1,200 people were killed and 2,900 injured, most of whom were civilians, and over 100 individuals (including children, women, and … Continued
On August 28, 2024, at age 81, Rabbi Michael Lerner passed away peacefully in his home, surrounded by his family and close friends. He will be remembered as a lifelong committed activist who worked tirelessly for social change, promoting the … Continued