Sparks of Holiness

More than anything else, Sukkot unlocks the secret of joy.

We think about our failures, and sometimes we run from them. But God is ready to welcome us home.

All of Yom Kippur is captured in one almost-forgotten moment – a moment that teaches about the sacred work ahead of us.

God does not ask us for perfection. He only asks us to take one small step. One step towards who we can be.

Teshuvah is an act of going home – to ourselves, to God, to the world that God wants us to create.

Rosh Hashanah teaches us the life is not always easy. But we can find joy, and we make life a blessing while we’re here.

Elul is a time to grow and a time to forgive ourselves. At each point in our lives, we did the best we could do.

Teshuvah means more than repentance. It means returning to the spark of holiness within us.

God gave us hearts to know – to see the the miracles all around us and to see the miracle of the human spirit.

In this difficult time, how do we pass your traditions down to our children? And how to we let them know that are loved?