Friday, July 20, 2012

Welcome!

B'rachim Habaim!  
Welcome to "From the Bimah"





As you know, I have started sending out every Thursday a brief summary of what my sermons will be about on the upcoming Shabbat. They are short teasers of a religious or spiritual nature where I present an issue and perhaps pose a question or two. My hope is that my gentle readers will be curious enough to come to Services at Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach and learn more.


Well, it seems that many of my gentle readers are choosing to sleep in and/or are out of town for the summer. Many have, however, expressed a keen interest in learning more about the topics presented in my weekly emails.


Your wish is my command.
Allow me to introduce my new "From the Bimah" Blog...



Here's how it works:
  1. Read the Email: Every Thursday, I will send out a "From The Bimah" email. I'll present issues. I'll ask questions. (And I'll hope and pray that you come to Services).
  2. Click the Link: I will also include a link in each email that will take you to my "From the Bimah" blog. Simply click the link in the email to go to the blog, or once at the blog, bookmark the page.
  3. Visit the Blog: Every Sunday, I will post on the blog a follow-up to the issues I presented in my Thursday email and discussed on Shabbat. So even if you don't get to Services, you will still be able to join in the conversation!
  4. Post a Comment: You will also be able to post comments on the blog, as well. You'll see my comments. You'll see comments made by others. I'd like to see your comments. We will all be able to share our thoughts and opinions with each other about things that matter even if we are not in the same room at the same time!
This blog is a grand experiment. It exists for your enjoyment and benefit and I encourage you to jump right in. I hope you will join me in expanding our Jewish learning, whether it be at Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach, or from the comfort of your home while at your computer.


Either way, Heinei Mah Tov U'manayim, Shevet Achim Gam Yachad - It is good and pleasant when brothers and sisters sit and learn together.




L'Shalom,


Rabbi Michael Resnick
Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach


rabbimichael@tepb.org









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