Archive - Wit and Wisdom from Rabbi Jen Gubitz

Let's play with fire!

aka bringing light into our lives

Dec 7, 2024 •

Rabbi Jen Gubitz

October 2024

It feels like the worst new year ever.

Delivered at Temple Shalom of Newton, Rosh Hashanah 5785

Oct 5, 2024 •

Rabbi Jen Gubitz

December 2023

What if Shammai was right?

Chanukah after October 7th

Dec 14, 2023 •

Rabbi Jen Gubitz

October 2023

Amazon is sold out of sackcloth.

I’m sitting on Noah’s ark.

Oct 21, 2023 •

Rabbi Jen Gubitz

April 2023

When you look a little bit like Anne Frank

Reflections on Yom Hashoah 2023

Apr 18, 2023 •

Rabbi Jen Gubitz

July 2022

An Almost Flat Tire

aka a Shabbat Kavana for Trying Times

Jul 9, 2022 •

Rabbi Jen Gubitz

May 2022

A Rabbi's Uterus on Mother's day

Or A Mother's Day Garden of Grief

May 7, 2022 •

Rabbi Jen Gubitz

April 2022

Cleaning Your Spiritual Pantry

You know that moment when you reopen a long lost food package in the far reaches of your pantry?

Apr 15, 2022 •

Rabbi Jen Gubitz

September 2021

Incremental Change by the Light of the Moon

As Seen on JewishBoston.com

Sep 13, 2021 •

Rabbi Jen Gubitz

June 2021

On Honking and Talking Donkeys

Parashat Balak 5781, Temple Shalom of Newton

Jun 26, 2021 •

Rabbi Jen Gubitz

May 2021

Leaving or Moving, Open or Empty!?

A Final Offering to the Riverway Project Community, May 14, 2021

May 20, 2021 •

Rabbi Jen Gubitz

April 2021

Land of the Sick, Land of the Well

Parashat Tazria - Metzorah 5781

Apr 17, 2021 •

Rabbi Jen Gubitz

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