Another week passes and David finally sits down with the person who set this all in motion.  Now that everyone has shared their piece, it’s your turn. What did you take away from the story?  Sometimes all we can do is listen, and the real change comes later. Send your thoughts or a voice memo to [email protected]. You can also subscribe to our newsletter to make sure you stay up-to-date on all upcoming events and content releases. 

After a week consumed with conversations about “the incident”, David was ready to move on. He knew he had done the right thing. Then he got an email he couldn’t ignore.  If we believe in Jewish wisdom, then it should guide every decision that we make, right? If you’d like to sponsor an upcoming episode, email us at [email protected]. You can also subscribe to our newsletter to make sure you stay up-to-date on all upcoming events and content releases. 

For Rabbi David Minkus, the days after October 7th were as disorienting as they were heartbreaking, but one thing was for sure. Being in shul, with fellow Jews, felt right. Until a slip of paper broke the illusion.If you’d like to sponsor an upcoming episode, email us at [email protected]. You can also subscribe to our newsletter list to make sure you stay up-to-date on all upcoming events and content releases.

Everything changed on October 7th. In A Leaflet Drops in Shul, Rabbi David Minkus explores this heartbreaking and disorienting time through a small act of rebellion in his Chicago synagogue. It’s a story that shows both how easily a community can lose its center, and how we might come together to find it again.