Ah, memories of 1984
Simchat Tigers and Simchat Torah… What a combination!!(c) Rabbi Jason Miller | http://blog.rabbijason.com | Twitter: @RabbiJason | facebook.com/rabbijasonmiller
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Beit Kodesh on the Cover of the Detroit Jewish News
From the Detroit Jewish News COVER STORY: A New BeginningCongregation revitalizes Wayne County Synagogue Shelli Liebman DorfmanStaff WriterRabbi Jason Miller often heard the same skeptical question when he mentioned Congregation Beit Kodesh. “They’d come back with, ‘Really? There’s a shul in Livonia?’” said Rabbi Miller, who admits driving past and forgetting it was there, too….
Don’t you feel like doing this to at least one person a day??
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Twitter Hashtag on a Wedding Kippah
Reform Jewish wedding, Conservative Jewish wedding or Orthodox Jewish wedding… they all have one thing in common — the personalized yarmulke. It’s impossible to go to a Jewish wedding and not receive a keepsake kippah with the bride and groom’s names imprinted on the inside along with the wedding date.Well, these personalized kippot have been…
The Reb Barry Blog
I welcome my friend and colleague Rabbi Barry Leff, of B’nai Israel in Toledo Ohio, to the rabbinical blogosphere. Reb Barry has converted his wonderful personal website to a blog that can be accessed at www.neshamah.net. I have enjoyed Reb Barry’s thoughtful insights on all matters when we get together for lunch in Ann Arbor,…
T-shirt for the Rebbetzman
What do you call a man who is married to a rabbi? Well, this wasn’t really a question until about 30 years ago when women were first allowed to be ordained as rabbis. If you ask my friend Jon Drill, who is married to my classmate Rabbi Paula Mack Drill, he prefers the title “The…
Googling My Name
It’s always fun to see the results when one Googles one’s own name. Here’s what I recently found when doing a Google search for “Rabbi Jason Miller”: 1) I was named in a recent (October 2006) New Jersey Jewish News article about the Gladstein Fellowship program at the Jewish Theological Seminary, now called the Emerging…