Comments on: About http://rabbibrant.com Random Blogthoughts by Rabbi Brant Rosen Tue, 02 Dec 2008 00:44:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU hourly 1 By: dan fenster http://rabbibrant.com/about/#comment-3773 dan fenster Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:47:30 +0000 #comment-3773 Rabbi - I am a journalism student here in Chicago reporting on the movement of refugees from Bhutan in to our metropolis. I'd like to get together some time and talk to you about this. And perhaps my lack of knowledge of the JRC. Look forward to hearing form you, I believe you have my email address now. If not, it is normangreens@gmail.com -Dan Rabbi -

I am a journalism student here in Chicago reporting on the movement of refugees from Bhutan in to our metropolis. I’d like to get together some time and talk to you about this. And perhaps my lack of knowledge of the JRC.

Look forward to hearing form you, I believe you have my email address now. If not, it is normangreens@gmail.com
-Dan

]]> By: Katya Maslakowski http://rabbibrant.com/about/#comment-3645 Katya Maslakowski Tue, 30 Sep 2008 19:07:56 +0000 #comment-3645 Rabbi Brant Rosen, I wanted to thank you for the shout out for the Interfaith Youth Core (IFYC). As you know IFYC is building a global movement of religious pluralism among young people, and we couldn't do it without friends and allies like you. Our trainer Hind really enjoyed presenting to your community, and we look forward to working with you in the future. Thanks again! Katya Interfaith Youth Core www.ifyc.org Rabbi Brant Rosen,

I wanted to thank you for the shout out for the Interfaith Youth Core (IFYC). As you know IFYC is building a global movement of religious pluralism among young people, and we couldn’t do it without friends and allies like you.

Our trainer Hind really enjoyed presenting to your community, and we look forward to working with you in the future.

Thanks again!

Katya
Interfaith Youth Core
http://www.ifyc.org

]]> By: Cat http://rabbibrant.com/about/#comment-3237 Cat Sat, 14 Jun 2008 23:40:39 +0000 #comment-3237 If you haven't come across this yet you might care for it... http://abrahamsvision.org/ If you haven’t come across this yet you might care for it…

http://abrahamsvision.org/

]]> By: Liesl http://rabbibrant.com/about/#comment-3134 Liesl Tue, 15 Apr 2008 19:22:40 +0000 #comment-3134 Thought you might like to se this... http://unlitcandle.org/ Found it over on the Velveteen Rabbi's site. Thought you might like to se this…

http://unlitcandle.org/

Found it over on the Velveteen Rabbi’s site.

]]> By: Jay Shefsky http://rabbibrant.com/about/#comment-3106 Jay Shefsky Fri, 28 Mar 2008 22:07:14 +0000 #comment-3106 Me again. I don't know if you saw an earlier story I did about Rabbi Funnye and Beth Shalom, but I thought you (and your congregants) might be interested. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZEDr8Hl6-Q Me again. I don’t know if you saw an earlier story I did about Rabbi Funnye and Beth Shalom, but I thought you (and your congregants) might be interested.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZEDr8Hl6-Q

]]> By: naan http://rabbibrant.com/about/#comment-2978 naan Sun, 17 Feb 2008 02:45:13 +0000 #comment-2978 sallie gratch you are great to be success to coordinate between me from nepal and Brant. really you both are great communicaters for me. naan sharma sallie gratch
you are great to be success to coordinate between me from nepal and Brant.
really you both are great communicaters for me.
naan sharma

]]> By: Candace Tesler http://rabbibrant.com/about/#comment-2973 Candace Tesler Fri, 15 Feb 2008 18:42:03 +0000 #comment-2973 Hi Brant - I really enjoyed your footage and commentary about JRC's "move-in" day, February 10,2008. Even though I wasn't there, I could feel what it must have been like. I'm so proud to be a member of this congregation and look forward to many future experiences like that of last Sunday. Hi Brant - I really enjoyed your footage and commentary about JRC’s “move-in” day, February 10,2008. Even though I wasn’t there, I could feel what it must have been like. I’m so proud to be a member of this congregation and look forward to many future experiences like that of last Sunday.

]]> By: richards1052 http://rabbibrant.com/about/#comment-2848 richards1052 Thu, 24 Jan 2008 04:16:37 +0000 #comment-2848 I can't believe you've been blogging for nearly 2 years (I've been at it for 5) & I've not previously heard of you or yr blog. My reader Shamai Leibowitz brought you to my attention. I'm so proud of rabbis who blog about I-P peace. Thank you. I hope you gib a kook to my own blog, <a href="http://www.richardsilverstein.com/" rel="nofollow">Tikun Olam</a> sometime. I'll add you to my blogroll & hope you get a few hits fr. it. I can’t believe you’ve been blogging for nearly 2 years (I’ve been at it for 5) & I’ve not previously heard of you or yr blog. My reader Shamai Leibowitz brought you to my attention. I’m so proud of rabbis who blog about I-P peace. Thank you.

I hope you gib a kook to my own blog, Tikun Olam sometime.

I’ll add you to my blogroll & hope you get a few hits fr. it.

]]> By: Russell K. Shenn http://rabbibrant.com/about/#comment-2839 Russell K. Shenn Sun, 20 Jan 2008 12:41:44 +0000 #comment-2839 I'm fascinated by to points you commentary on the "Crossing" at the Sea of Reeds. How poingnant you should choose the word "fragile". When a mother is given birth to her child both mother and child are in an oh so very fragile state. How much fragile still is our God when he is giving birth to a people of whom will dedicate their lives and future to. How fragile too the circumstance that Hashem should choose water to protect Bnei Yisrael when it was water which was used to destroy mankind in the day of Noah. So too in the day of crossing that the violence in Pharoahs' heart and the hearts of his armed men was washed away like the rising waters in the day of Noah. Second, you stated that we all possess the hardened heart of Pharoah to a certain degree. I too agree but you would be surprised just how much of our modern daily lives are deeply entrenched in the phenomenon that is "Pharoah". Wherever we have been, wherever we go, there is Egypt until as the prophet Amos declares "the day of decision". Baruch HaShem, Russell K. Shenn Augusta, Maine I’m fascinated by to points you commentary on the “Crossing”
at the Sea of Reeds. How poingnant you should choose the
word “fragile”. When a mother is given birth to her child
both mother and child are in an oh so very fragile state.
How much fragile still is our God when he is giving birth
to a people of whom will dedicate their lives and future to.
How fragile too the circumstance that Hashem should choose
water to protect Bnei Yisrael when it was water which was
used to destroy mankind in the day of Noah. So too in the
day of crossing that the violence in Pharoahs’ heart and the
hearts of his armed men was washed away like the rising
waters in the day of Noah.

Second, you stated that we all possess the hardened heart
of Pharoah to a certain degree. I too agree but you would
be surprised just how much of our modern daily lives are
deeply entrenched in the phenomenon that is “Pharoah”.
Wherever we have been, wherever we go, there is Egypt until
as the prophet Amos declares “the day of decision”.

Baruch HaShem,

Russell K. Shenn
Augusta, Maine

]]> By: yourjewishmother http://rabbibrant.com/about/#comment-1612 yourjewishmother Fri, 03 Aug 2007 02:53:47 +0000 #comment-1612 Hello, Kim from Hormone Colored Days sent me your way. I've started a new blog called YourJewishMother.wordpress.com. It's a work-in-progess and plans include posting stories and anecdotes by Jewish mothers about being a Jewish mother. Submissions can be cultural, religious, serious, irreverent, humorous. I'm not looking for rants about politics or rambles about kids, but for well-crafted tales of all things Jewish and all things mother, combined. If you know anyone who might be interested, they can reach me at JewishMotherBlog@aol.com. Thank you! Amy Your Jewish Mother Hello,
Kim from Hormone Colored Days sent me your way. I’ve started a new blog called YourJewishMother.wordpress.com. It’s a work-in-progess and plans include posting stories and anecdotes by Jewish mothers about being a Jewish mother. Submissions can be cultural, religious, serious, irreverent, humorous. I’m not looking for rants about politics or rambles about kids, but for well-crafted tales of all things Jewish and all things mother, combined.

If you know anyone who might be interested, they can reach me at JewishMotherBlog@aol.com.

Thank you!
Amy
Your Jewish Mother

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