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Coming in December from CCAR Press, “Loaves of Torah: Exploring the Jewish Year through Challah” by Rabbi Vanessa Harper is now available for pre-order. This book will inspire you to think outside the braid & take Torah into your own hands. Pre-order: loavesoftorah.ccarpress.org

Coming in December from CCAR Press, “New Each Day: A Spiritual Practice for Reading Psalms” by Rabbi Debra J. Robbins is now available for pre-order. This book guides us along the journey of the year with intention and meaning. • Pre-order: neweachday.ccarpress.org

Celebrate the High Holy Days with your entire family—download “Mishkan HaNefesh for Youth and Families” as an ebook. • Download at ccar.co/mhnyouthebook • Available with audio at ccar.co/ab_mhnyouth

.Publishers Weekly calls “Re-forming Judaism,” edited by Rabbi Stanley Davids & Leah Hochman, “... illuminating essays on the ‘disruptions’ that have shaped Jewish history from biblical times to the present.” • Read: ccar.co/pw-rj • Order: re-formingjudaism.ccarpress.org

This week, we read from the double portion of Nitzavim-Vayeilech, which describes the Israelites standing before God – specifically mentioning the many groups present. Rabbi Cohen teaches that this description reminds us of each person’s intrinsic worthiness. Shabbat Shalom.

Jewish tradition teaches that the world was created in Tishrei. As we reflect, repent, and ask for forgiveness & renewal during Slichot & the days of awe, we have the opportunity to foster a deeper appreciation for each other and the acts of creation we witness daily. Shavua tov.

22 years ago, America was forever changed by the attacks of 9/11. May the memories of the thousands lost forever be a blessing, and may we keep them alive through acts of righteousness, justice, and peace. As it is written, “Depart from evil, do good, seek peace and pursue it.”

Reform rabbis pray for all of those affected by the devastating earthquake in Morocco, and we mourn the tragic loss of thousands of innocent people. If you're inclined to help, you can do so here: donate.jdc.org/give/516600/#!…

Join CCAR Press on Thursday, October 19 to celebrate the release of "The First Fifty Years: A Jubilee in Prose and Poetry Honoring Women Rabbis.” • Register: ccar.co/firstfifty-eve…

As the High Holy Days approach, liturgist Alden Solovy shares powerful words about forgiveness from his new book “These Words: Poetic Midrash on the Language of Torah.” • Order the book at thesewords.ccarpress.org

Still need a copy of “Mishkan HaNefesh” for the High Holy Days? Download the ebook version of the machzor at ccar.co/mhn-ebook

As we celebrate the new year, may we give thanks to God for inscribing us in the book of life, and may we reflect upon our accomplishments, offer ourselves forgiveness, and examine the ways in which we can better ourselves as individuals and as part of a greater whole.

As we prepare to read Jonah on Yom Kippur, “The Book of Jonah: A Social Justice Commentary” by Rabbi Shmuly is the perfect resource, inspiring and encouraging us to work toward a more just world. • Order the book and free study guide at jonah.ccarpress.org

Reform rabbis, along with Reform Jewish leaders, stand in complete solidarity with the people of Israel and pray for all those who are defending the State. Read our statement here: urj.org/press-room/ref…

NEW STATEMENT: Central Conference of American Rabbis Statement of Solidarity with the State and People of Israel • Read the full statement here: ccarnet.org/central-confer…

Emergency Update: Standing in Solidarity with Israel Join the Reform Movement Monday, October 9 at 2:00 PM ET for a webinar of solidarity and mourning. -Register here: urj.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

The CCAR is devastated by the news of the killing of Samantha Woll, president of the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue in Detroit. We pray for the comfort of her family and of her synagogue community. May her memory be a blessing.

As a rabbi and a mother of two, as well as someone who attempted to have a third child, I'm struck by the cruelty of depriving people of what may be their only pathway to parenthood | Opinion | @haperson CCAR haaretz.com/opinion/2024-0…