The Flag
- Rabbi Robyn Fryer Bodzin
- Sep 18, 2023
- 1 min read
Rabbi Robyn Fryer Bodzin's sermon for Rosh Hashanah day two. Sept 17, 2023. Beth Tzedec Congregation. Toronto, Canada.
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Rabbi Robyn Fryer Bodzin's sermon for Rosh Hashanah day two. Sept 17, 2023. Beth Tzedec Congregation. Toronto, Canada.
Listen HERE
The imagery of the flag in your sermon really made me reflect on what we carry forward into the new year—thanks for grounding it so personally. I've been thinking about this exact theme all week, and your words gave me a fresh lens. https://2d-to-3d.org
The imagery of the flag as a symbol of both identity and division really resonated with me—especially how you tied it to the High Holy Days. I've been reflecting on that same tension in my own community lately, and your words gave me a new lens. Check out https://image-to-stl.com
The imagery of the flag as a symbol of both identity and division really resonated with me—especially how you tied it to our shared responsibility in the year ahead. I've been reflecting on that same tension in my own community work, and your words gave me a fresh lens. Check out https://z-image-turbo.me
The imagery of the flag as both a divider and a unifier really hit home for me this year—especially how we carry our own personal flags into the sanctuary. I've been reflecting on that tension all week, and it’s been helpful to explore more on this at https://samaudiotool.com
The imagery of the flag as a symbol of both identity and division really hit home—especially how you tied it to the choices we make in the new year. I’ve been reflecting on that idea with https://samaudiolab.com