Tag Archives: Jonathan Paretsky

Beautiful Voices

Posted on November 19, 2012 by Individual Poet

This summer I attended a Shiray Shabbat service at our congregation. I am a traditionalist; I want to hear services that pretty closely resemble the ones I remember from the dawn of the LJCC. I didn’t want to hear a … Continue reading →

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The Other River in Lawrence

Posted on October 31, 2012 by Individual Poet

The river of Judaism is long and broad. It has flowed for thousands of years, and it is fed from tributaries of all kinds. Those tributaries include Talmudic scholars and uneducated faithful; exiles from nations and nation builders; Orthodox observers … Continue reading →

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