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The Wondering Jew

Rabbi David Feder

About David Feder

Rabbi David Feder was born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee and graduated from Washington University in St. Louis. He received his master's degree and rabbinic ordination from Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati, Ohio. He has served communities as a rabbi and educator in Michigan, California, Indiana, West Virginia, Kentuck, and Ohio. He has enthusiastically explored the connections between Judaism and contemporary culture for many years. While his children currently reside in Israel, he lives with his wife and dogs in Kentucky.

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Understanding Torah: Structure Informs Spiritual Meaning fe

Finding Structure in Torah and Our Lives Louis Sullivan, the American architect,... read more


The Art of Questioning: Shaping Our Thoughts, Life,...

Questions.  Our lives are filled with them.  At this season in particular... read more


Rejoicing over the defeat of our enemies?

Few, if any, will mourn the passing on Yahya Sinwar, the recently... read more


From Gloom to Joy: Embracing Celebration During Sukkot

What do you do when you have to go to a party,... read more


Sukkot: Shelters of Vulnerability

As we prepare to celebrate Sukkot, we feel a connection to what... read more


Being the Goat: Jews, Israel, and the World...

This year I feel like a goat.   Not in the sense of... read more


We Remember Each One of Them: October 7...

The tragedy of loss has touched every single one of us.  Some... read more


You Will Become What You Eat

People have been eating symbolic foods almost as long as we’ve been... read more


The Sounds of Change

  The capacity to transport people to a different place emotionally by... read more


EXTRA! EXTRA! Read and Reflect

Spiritual insights can emerge from unexpected places.  While we might expect to... read more



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