
Seminar D’var Torah
Shabbat Shalom, Ramah Seminar! If you don’t know me already, my name is Merryn, and I have the honor of

Shabbat Shalom, Ramah Seminar! If you don’t know me already, my name is Merryn, and I have the honor of

With it being one year since our Ramah Seminar flight took off for Israel, I stumbled across this photo from

How could I truly sum up four incredible months? How could I begin to describe even a single day? How

I’m sitting on top of seventy thousand bodies, surrounded by graves stretching farther than my eyes can see, one after

Shared before Candlelighting in Krakow, Poland. Two months ago today was the funeral of my uncle Peter, Z”L. He

Each morning this phrase stares back at us from the embroidery on the Aaron where we hold our Torah. Each

My great grandfather was Cantor Morris Goldlust. He was born on March 1, 1919 in Kielce, Poland. He grew up

By Talia Rotter A little shtetl Gravestones Writing no longer legible Snow begins to fall Bringing the plants higher up

Nava VanderWalde We weren’t supposed to be there for Purim. Our plan had been simple: leave the kibbutz Sunday

Nora Roth For me, Kibbutz Ketura was really a turning point of TRY. From the second we arrived, I could