From Fear to Life/Kol Nidre 5785 – Rabbi Shoshanah Conover
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Rabbi Conover confronts the rising tide of anti-Semitism and the fear it has instilled in the Jewish community, particularly in light of the events surrounding October 7th. Reflecting on Jewish history, she examines how anti-Semitism has evolved, while drawing upon insights from Viktor Frankl’s Man's Search for Meaning to offer hope and guidance during unsettling times. Rabbi Conover explores the importance of courage, integrity, and taking the long view in the face of fear, emphasizing that, though we may not control all external events, we can control how we respond. Through themes of resilience, community, and Jewish continuity, this sermon calls listeners to step into the new year with strength, humility, and purpose.
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