Rabbi Zuckerman: Stranger and Resident: The Paradox of The Jewish Experience (November, 15 2025)
Rabbi Zuckerman reflects on this week’s Torah portion following a visit to the Museum of Jewish Heritage on the anniversary of Kristallnacht, considering the paradoxical Jewish experience of being both a stranger and a resident in the places we call home.
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50 Years of Born to Run
Rabbis Cosgrove and Zuckerman, both “Born in the USA,” love Bruce Springsteen. The rabbis joke with Cantor Schwartz, who hails from “The Promised Land,” that he really doesn’t get the Boss, that he’s just “Dancing in the Dark.” This past Rosh Hashanah, the Cantor proved that he is not “Blinded by the Light,” but rather perfectly capable of celebrating the 50th anniversary of an American Classic: that he is also “Born to Run.”
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Rabbi Zuckerman: Stranger and Resident: The Paradox of The Jewish Experience (November, 15 2025)
Rabbi Zuckerman reflects on this week’s Torah portion following a visit to the Museum of Jewish Heritage on the anniversary of Kristallnacht, considering the paradoxical Jewish experience of being both a stranger and a resident in the places we call home.
Join us for our 30th Mitzvah Day. Participate in projects for all ages that support our local NYC community and beyond on this annual day of good deeds.
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50 Years of Born to Run
Rabbis Cosgrove and Zuckerman, both “Born in the USA,” love Bruce Springsteen. The rabbis joke with Cantor Schwartz, who hails from “The Promised Land,” that he really doesn’t get the Boss, that he’s just “Dancing in the Dark.” This past Rosh Hashanah, the Cantor proved that he is not “Blinded by the Light,” but rather perfectly capable of celebrating the 50th anniversary of an American Classic: that he is also “Born to Run.”
WATCH MUSIC VIDEO
The annual Kol Nidrei Appeal allows us to continue providing innovative programs and meaningful worship experiences. We are grateful to you for making it a priority again this year. To make a gift click here. To listen to Mark First, Chairman of the Board's 5786 remarks, click here.
Mon / Nov 17
To Be Announced
Carol Becker, owner of William Greenberg Desserts, will share insights from her personal story, from home baking for friends to owning a storied New York bakery. Open to members only.
Tue / Nov 18
87th Street
Carole King’s extraordinary career has defined American popular music for more than half a century. Explore her unique contribution to the great American songbook.
Tue / Nov 18
To Be Announced
Join this new group for moms of one- to five-year-olds. We get together monthly with Rabbi Shayna Zauzmer to build community over wine and snacks. PAS members only.
Sun / Nov 23
87th Street
Join us for our 30th Mitzvah Day. Participate in projects for all ages that support our local NYC community and beyond on this annual day of good deeds.
Sun / Nov 23
To Be Announced
Get outside for a park cleanup in our neighborhood.
Whether you experienced the High Holidays with us in person or tuned in from afar, the sacred moments we shared continue to inspire and guide us. Explore recordings from our clergy and revisit the messages that help guide us throughout the year.
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