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CTyankee

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3. My stepdaughter is a rabbi with a congregation in Arizona and I love getting her

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Fri Apr 3, 2015, 01:13 PM

Apr 2015

temple's newsletter where she writes a column on each holiday. I know that she and her family is preparing for Passover now. She asks us to pause and consider the lessons of each holiday in the Jewish calendar. Altho I am not affiliated with any religion I love to get her spiritual thinking. And I am always impressed by how warm and lovely my daughter's family's temple is when I attend special events there. My youngest granddaughter was bas mitzvahed there last June and as each of her older sisters approached the bima and recited prayers in Hebrew I started to cry. I don't think I have ever experienced such a wonderful feeling...

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the seder is so lovely. I wish I had experienced it growing up...alas... CTyankee Apr 2015 #1

I've never experienced it ismnotwasm Apr 2015 #2

My stepdaughter is a rabbi with a congregation in Arizona and I love getting her CTyankee Apr 2015 #3