Author: Rabbi Debbie Reichmann

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High Holy Days 2026/5787: Rabbi Debbie’s Sermons
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High Holy Days 2026/5787: Rabbi Debbie’s Sermons

As the High Holy Days come to a close, we invite you to revisit the reflections and insights Rabbi Debbie Reichmann shared during our High Holy Day services. This... Read more.
Rabbi Debbie’s Passover Message For 2026
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Rabbi Debbie’s Passover Message For 2026

Passover remains one of the most beloved and significant observances in the Jewish calendar. Through the interactive and engaging Seder, we bring together family... Read more.
Carrying the Light: A Chanukah Reflection Across Traditions
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Carrying the Light: A Chanukah Reflection Across Traditions

This reflection was offered by Rabbi Debbie Reichmann at our IFFP Chanukah Gathering on December 8th, 2025. Reading 1: I Maccabees 4: 36–37, 41, 48–49, 56 “Then... Read more.
Reflecting on the High Holy Days: Rabbi Debbie’s Sermons for 2025/5786
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Reflecting on the High Holy Days: Rabbi Debbie’s Sermons for 2025/5786

As the High Holy Days come to a close, we invite you to revisit the wisdom and inspiration shared by Rabbi Debbie Reichmann during our services. Each sermon explores... Read more.
Shavuot: A Vision of Shared Prosperity
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Shavuot: A Vision of Shared Prosperity

Originally written for our Gathering on May 18, 2025 Last month, Jews around the world celebrated the holiday of Shavuot. Like many Jewish holy days, Shavuot... Read more.
Rabbi Debbie’s 2025 Haggadah Supplements
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Rabbi Debbie’s 2025 Haggadah Supplements

Rabbi Debbie’s Supplemental Haggadah Readings for Passover 2025 Even as many of us will gather for the IFFP Seder on Sunday, April 13, Passover begins sooner than... Read more.
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Tu B’Shvat: A Celebration Rooted in History

Adapted from Rabbi Debbie Reichmann’s sermon, delivered on Sunday, February 9th, at St. Mark Presbyterian Church (North Bethesda, Maryland) What, exactly, does... Read more.

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