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In honor of the 2021 (Virtual) Gala Banquet, clergy and members of the Bnai David Judea congregation joined together on Zoom to create this original song, together with Distant Cousins. Video Edited by Ami Kozak #songwriting #musiceducation #education #collaboration
Join us in Celebrating our 2022 Gala Honorees.
Discussion on Parshat Va'Erah
Parshat Shemot discussion inspired by Danya Hoenig's mother who spoke at Mitchell's Bar Mitzvah a day earlier. When are we first described as an Am (a nation) as opposed to a Goi (also a nation). and what's the difference.
In Parshat Vayetze we see Jacob going to the well where he meets his future wife. This well,scene is part of a trilogy of well scenes where marriages ensue. How can those 3 stories speak to us in modern times when shul dances are out of style and bar meetings are for one nighters.
Ever wonder why the Seder includes the story of the 5 Rabbis telling the story of the Exodus all night long until morning? Ever wonder what was Hitler's most hated Holiday? Wonder why Pesach is the most observed Jewish holiday? one thing i didn't get a chance to say in the video is that what we get to explore at the Seder is our 6th sense. like the Japanese have this Umami taste, we have a 6th sense that i would call the Imagination. It's "up here". you can't take it away. and if someone takes it away, then we are dead. And that is why the Seder has an order but only to move you on the path. It is up to us to tell our story any way we want. and to tap into our imagination year after year that redemption awaits us in Jerusalem. i don't think this is just a Jewish message. It's what Lord Rabbi Sacks would call the message of hope for all humanity. Not optimism that is passive that we wait for but hope that is active that we work for. And the secret ingredient is to tell the story over and over, year after year and help each person at the table tap into this unlimited reservoir of imagination to keep driving forward.
This is my weekly 2 minute Torah thought on the coming Parsha of Vayigash. This was delivered at Congregation Bnai David Judea in Los Angeles on December 21, 2014 on a Sunday morning.
Rabbi Kanesky spoke about the gift of Shabbat that gives us a framework to create Desire in our lives. and the first story I read today was about a boy who met the Chofetz Chaim who got him back on track just by saying the word Shabbat over and over. And what does this have to do with Yitro who gave Moshe advice that immediately was followed by receiving the showcased ten Commandments.
This is my weekly 2 minute Torah thought on the coming Parsha of Vayeitzei. This was delivered at Congregation Bnai David Judea in Los Angeles on November 23, 2014 on a Sunday morning.
Jason Ciment discusses articles in the Mishkan in his Sunday morning Parshat Tetzaveh Dvar Torah February 22, 2015 at Bnai David Judea
Parshat Chayei Sarah dvar Torah at Bnai David in 2015. Do you know the longest and oldest opera in history might be the Bible. The musical notes give subtext that fill gaps in the stories. Learn how the servant of Abraham struggled as he set out to find a wife for Isaac and what we can learn from his story.
This weekly bible portion #Vayerah is part of what I call the DNA series where the stories we read implant core values into our genetic DNA. And today we gain an ethical understanding of the biblical imperative of welcoming strangers into our lives. And this value really starts when we first hear about Abraham and we have no history to explain why he was chosen. His strangerness even to us becomes part of the timeless values in the ensuing story.
This is my weekly 2 minute Torah thought on the coming Holiday of Sukkot. This was delivered at Congregation Bnai David Judea in Los Angeles on October 5, 2014 on a Sunday morning.
Parshat Va'Yechi Dvar Torah Sunday morning at Congregation Bnai David Judea in Los Angeles
This is my weekly 2 minute Torah thought on the coming Parsha of Lech Lecha. This was delivered at Congregation Bnai David Judea in Los Angeles on October 26, 2014 on a Sunday morning.
This is my weekly 2 minute Torah thought on the coming Parsha of Bereishit . This was delivered at Congregation Bnai David Judea in Los Angeles on October 12, 2014 on a Sunday morning.
This is my weekly 2 minute Torah thought on the coming Parsha of Ha'Azinu. This was delivered at Congregation Bnai David Judea in Los Angeles on September 21, 2014 on a Sunday morning.
This is my weekly 2 minute Torah thought on the coming Parsha of Vayishlach. This was delivered at Congregation Bnai David Judea in Los Angeles on November 30, 2014 on a Sunday morning.
Jason Ciment talks about why there are 2 tablets (Shnei Luchot) instead of one bigger tablet in his Sunday morning Parshat Mishpatim Dvar Torah on February 8, 2015 at Bnai David Judea. This is a good one because it talks about how Judaism is almost always treating events in life on two planes at the same time. And there is a duality going on which means you have to always be thinking about 2 messages simultaneously. Not easy.
Jason Ciment shared a hopefully original thought on the small Aleph in the first word of Parshat Vayikra. Hopefully this short Dvar Torah from March 15 2015 at Bnai David Judea does the trick.
This is my weekly 2 minute Torah thought on the coming Parsha of Noach. This was delivered at Congregation Bnai David Judea in Los Angeles on October 19, 2014 on a Sunday morning.
Parshat Tzav Dvar Torah March 2015. One of my favorite Haftorahs connected with the Tehilim we say on Thursday mornings.
Jason Ciment discussed his Bar Mitzvah Parshat Ki Tisa during his Sunday morning Dvar Torah on March 1, 2015 at Bnai David Judea
Everyone is cordially invited to join us for the second session of "A Room of Many Hearts: Building a Complex and Nuanced Zionism". As in the first session, we’ll have the opportunity to hear from and to interact with a deeply-engaged and knowledgeable person presenting a view that we don’t ordinarily consider. Our guest presenter, Summer Massarwa of the Inter-Agency Task Force on Israeli Arab Issues will share the realities on the ground that Palestinians deal with on a daily basis. As we will hear, Summer is not someone with a rehearsed presentation or an ax to grind. Rather, she is someone who can describe an important lived experience that we do not generally come into contact with when we visit Israel and rarely take the time to reflect upon.
Jason Ciment talks about Shabbat and the building of the Mishkan during his Sunday morning Parshat Va'Yakhel Pekudei Dvar Torah March 8, 2015 at Bnai David Judea
Join the Center for Michigan Jewish Heritage as we explore some of the Detroit area's Jewish cemeteries. Today's stop: B'nai David. This cemetery saw hard times after Congregation B'nai David closed. But thanks to David Goldman, a volunteer who is passionate about preserving this cemetery, this burial site has improved remarkably. Join us as we explore B'nai David's history and talk with David about the phenomenal work he is doing. For more on the Center for Michigan Jewish Heritage, visit mijewishheritage.org. Intro Music : Upbeat Party by Scott Holmes Music From Free Music Archive CC BY-NC
B'nai David-Judea Congregation is a warm Modern Orthodox community where we include all in prayer, share a deep love for Israel, Torah study, and the sacred work of being a Jew.
Hey, it’s Mayim Bialik. Ever heard of an Orthodox woman who holds a clergy position? This week I’ve decided to highlight B’nai David-Judea, the only Orthodox synagogue in Southern California which employs a female clergyperson. Is this "allowed"? Is it "wrong"? See the link below to learn more about Rabbanit Alissa and watch this video to see how young boys and girls and our entire religious tradition can - and will - be affected by this evolution, no matter which side of this debate you fall on. 🤍 Thumbnail background image: 🤍 - You may know me as Amy Farrah Fowler from The Big Bang Theory, or from Blossom, but hopefully, these videos allow you to get to know me better as Mayim, too! Subscribe to my channel for video updates. We publish new videos every Thursday! What next? 🤍 Find Mayim Bialik: 🤍 🤍 🤍 Find Grok Nation 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 Official website 🤍 About Mayim Bialik: You might know me as Amy Farrah Fowler from The Big Bang Theory or from Blossom but there are so many other parts of me that you might not be aware of! I’m trained as a neuroscientist, I'm a passionate activist, an observant jew, a perfectly imperfect mother, and I'm a complicated human being like many of you. This is the place where I wear all of those hats - and none of them have a flower on them! ;)
"Purim Night Live (Prerecorded)," BDJ’s Original 2021 Purim Shpiel, featuring a lot of people you know! /// Listen to what the critics are saying: “Whose idea was this?” - The Jewish Journal “Huh, this might actually be funny.” - Someone on line at Bibi's “So good, you might want to watch it all the way through.” - Nick Merkin “Wait, I don’t get it.” - The Purim Shpiel committee “Did anyone review this?” - Adynna Swarz "Stop calling me." - Rav Yosef "Yay, another zoom!" - Rabbanit Alissa "Why on earth would I watch something professionally produced on HBO when this is available?" - Cashier at the third register at Pico Glatt
Rachel Kasirer, Zev Nagel and Rabbi Ari Schwarzberg, 2017 Tzemach David Award Recipients at B'nai David-Judea share their appreciation towards the BDJ community.
🤍 Holocaust- historian Rabbi Hier warns Palestinian slayers of the lambs of the God of Israel: 'history has shown that your wicked acts against the God of Israel are futile and will backfire.' Rabbi Marvin Hier, Dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center and Museum of Tolerance spoke at Los Angeles Jewry's memorial to the Palestinian-slain, Jewish family of Rabbi Ehud & Ruth Fogel and their 3 children. The event was held 17 March '11 at Temple Bnai David Judea, officiated at by Rabbi Joseph Konefsky and Fogel-family friend, Shlomo Mirvis of Bnai Akiva.
🤍 The Mexican cleaning women at Bnai-David Judea thought I was a rabbi because of my beard and they asked a friend of mine, Why doesn't the rabbi go up front to speak? 🤍, 🤍, 🤍
🤍 Some shuls (Bnai David-Judea, YICC) tend to be peaceful and other shuls (Beth Jacob in Beverly Hills) tend towards schisms and controversies. Torah learning.
Bnai David-Judea Congregation in Los Angeles, California, serves free meals to the needy about once a month.
Purim night at Beth Jacob 2016. Introduction by Rabbi Kalman Topp. There are a few references to the local community, so here are a few annotations: Beth Jacob is a Modern Orthodox shul in the Pico-Robertson/South Bevery Hills neighborhood. Bnai David is a nearby Open Orthodox shul. Ted Cruz did actually speak on Purim a couple of years ago at Young Israel of North Beverly Hills. YICC is Young Israel of Century City, and has a lot of membership overlap with Beth Jacob. Its rabbi is from Cleveland. Beth Jacob's cantor is named Arik Wolheim. Arik is a nickname for Aryeh.
Congregation B’nai Israel, Little Rock, Arkansas, October 3, 2020
Bnai David-Judea Congregation in Los Angeles, California, serves free meals to the needy about once a month.
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