
Rabbi Mendy Weitman
Parashat Matot-Masei – “Through my own body I see the mind of G-d” (Iyon 19:26)
Rabbi Mendy Weitman | MON, JUL 13, 2020“You were designed for accomplishment, engineered for success, and endowed with the seeds of greatness.” A leading biologist who dedicated her entire life to studying the growth and development of…
read moreParashat Hukat-Balak – Leaders- Held To a Higher Standard
Rabbi Mendy Weitman | MON, JUN 29, 2020Our parashah this week begins a new era in the life of a new generation since nearly a thirty-eight-year gap had passed since the previous event. When the new generation…
read moreParashat Shelah – Words of the Wise
Rabbi Mendy Weitman | MON, JUN 15, 2020In the Parasha this week, the greatest rebellion against Moshe’s leadership was gaining strength when Caleb abruptly quieted the people down and spoke his uplifting words of encouragement to enter…
read moreParashat Beha’alotcha – I Had A Dream
Rabbi Mendy Weitman | THU, JUN 11, 2020A man passed away, leaving a will for his only son. But the executors of the will were left dumbfounded: the man had specified that his son was only to…
read moreShabbat Shavuot – Appreciation
Rabbi Mendy Weitman | WED, MAY 27, 2020As dad opened his birthday gift, he was shocked to discover a parrot trained to sing him praises: “You’re the best!” “You’re awesome!” “We love you!” An accompanying note read:…
read moreParashat Behar-Bechukotai – The Power of Learning
Rabbi Mendy Weitman | WED, MAY 13, 2020What’s more powerful than a Nuclear bomb? “Cyber warfare” “Perhaps. But, students, what would be far more powerful than both cyber warfare and a nuclear bomb?” Planting a virus into…
read moreParashat Achrei Mot-Kedoshim – Love & Happiness
Rabbi Mendy Weitman | WED, APR 29, 2020It was 1944, and there was a terrible hunger in the city of Samarkand. Mordechai was starving when he approached a fellow Jew’s home late one evening. He was hoping…
read moreParashat Shmini – Our Existence
Rabbi Mendy Weitman | MON, APR 13, 2020“What did you learn in Sunday school today?” Mrs. G asks her son. “We learned that Jews left Egypt and came to the Red Sea, Moses built a bridge for…
read moreParashat Tzva – Normalcy. What’s That?
Rabbi Mendy Weitman | WED, APR 01, 2020We are living in historic times. Painful, but historic. Times where normalcy has disappeared. Anything we thought was normal or expected is now replaced with uncertainty and the unknown. A…
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