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Mem Moment | The Path Between Good and Right
Parashat Va’etchanan “And I Pleaded” Shalom to all! First, I want to say that this is a very special Parashah for me, as it is the Parashah of my Bar…
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From Dream to Doorstep: Two Best Friends’ Moishe House Story
It was a Monday night, our second week of living in New York City and time for our second event as Moishe House Residents — alongside Spencer, a returning Resident…
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Mem Moment | Reaching for Love
Tu b’Av Tu b’Av has become the Jewish holiday of love, and we read in the Talmud: Rabban Shimon ben Gamliel said: There were no days as joyous for the…
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Mem Moment | By the Waters of Babylon…
Tisha b’Av My first memories of Tisha b’Av were from summer camp. The entire camp spiraled into a hall filled with candles chanting from Psalm 137, “By the waters of…
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Mem Moment | From Stutter to Speech
Parashat Devarim “Deuteronomy” The joke goes something like this: God asked Moshe to choose which country in the world the Jews should live in after the desert. He wanted to…
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Hurricane Holiness: Helping Through the Hands of Nechama
Perri Schwartz of The Times of Israel wrote about her impactful experience at a recent retreat in Asheville, North Carolina, helping communities recover from Hurricane Helene. The retreat was led…
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Introducing Rabbi Adam Gindea, Mem Global’s new leader of Base and Rabbinic Innovation
We are pleased to announce that this August, Rabbi Adam Gindea will be joining Mem Global as the Vice President of Base and Rabbinic Innovation! An experiential Jewish educator, spiritual…
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Press Release: Introducing Rabbi Adam Gindea, Mem Global’s new leader of Base and Rabbinic Innovation
For Immediate Release Mem Global Announces Rabbi Adam Gindea as New Leader of Base and Rabbinic Innovation Gindea will lead Base initiative that connects young adults to inspiring rabbinic leadership …
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Mem Moment | Keeping the Main Thing the Main Thing
Parashat Matot-Masei “Tribes-Travels” In his 2014 book Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less, Greg McKeown explains that “the word priority came into the English language in the 1400s. It was singular. It meant…
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Mem Moment | The Power of Sisters
Parashat Pinchas Parashat Pinchas brings us a rare, powerful story in the Torah. We meet a group of five sisters – Machlah, Noa, Choglah, Milkah, and Tirtzah – who approached Moses…
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