Category Archives: Rabbi Heather Miller
Parashat Miketz and A Hanukkah 2016 In Memoriam
written on January 4, 2017 // 0 CommentsShabbat Shalom! Did you know that the story of Hanukkah isn’t actually in the Torah? It’s not even in the […]
Jewish Symbols as Invitations to Tell Our Stories: Parashat Vayeshev
written on January 4, 2017 // 0 CommentsShabbat Shalom and Happy almost Hanukkah! So Shabbat is no more a holiday about lighting two candles and eating some […]
5777: Binding the World with Chesed
written on October 10, 2016 // 0 Commentsby Rabbi Heather Miller Shanah Tovah– Some Jewish theologians suggest that the activity we begin tonight, during these 10 penitential […]
Family Matters- A Drash on Parashat Ki Teitzei
written on September 19, 2016 // 0 CommentsBy Rabbi Heather Miller I didn’t have a bat mitzvah ceremony at age 13. Instead, I waited until I had […]
From the Rabbi’s Study: A Time of New Beginnings
written on September 12, 2016 // 0 CommentsBy Rabbi Heather Miller This article first appeared in G’vanim, September/October 2016 issue. Sing to God a new song! Sing […]
The Pursuit of Justices — Parashat Shoftim; September 9, 2016
written on September 12, 2016 // 0 Commentsby Rabbi Heather Miller Shabbat Shalom! This October 3 is Rosh HaShanah! But it is also a very important secular […]
Nothing Gold Can Stay — Parashat Eikev, August 26, 2016
written on August 28, 2016 // 0 Commentsby Rabbi Heather Miller Photo Credit: News on 6 Do you know what this is? It is a picture of […]
Love Binds Us Together: Shabbat Va’etchanan – August 19, 2016
written on August 22, 2016 // 0 CommentsEarlier this week, on Tuesday, Melissa and I celebrated the secular calendar date that I proposed to her eight years […]
Rabbi Heather is a Civilian Oversight Nominee!
written on June 23, 2016 // 0 CommentsBeth Chayim Chadashim’s Rabbi Heather Miller was named among 9 nominees of Dignity and Power Now’s Coalition to End Sheriff […]
Jewish Healing
written on April 23, 2016 // 0 CommentsThe year 1989. On a global scale it was a memorable year. It was the year that the Berlin Wall […]
