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Stories that Shine – Yitro: Leadership, Calling, and the Courage to Say “Hineni”

Stories that Shine – Yitro: Leadership, Calling, and the Courage to Say “Hineni”

by | | Dr. Kokkonen Blogs, Torah Portion

February 6, 2026 – Dr. Susanna Kokkonen Yitro 5786 (2026)  Exodus 18:1-20:23; Isaiah 6:1-13  Yitro, the name of this Torah portion refers to the name of Moses’ father -in-law. The portion starts with his name, as he had heard about all God had...
Stories that Shine – Beshalach: Courage, Deliverance, and the Power of Faith in Times of Trial

Stories that Shine – Beshalach: Courage, Deliverance, and the Power of Faith in Times of Trial

by | | Dr. Kokkonen Blogs, Torah Portion

January 30, 2026 – Dr. Susanna Kokkonen Beshalach 5786 (2026)  Exodus 13:17-17:16; Judges 4:4:5:31  Beshalach, the name of this Torah portion refers to the Hebrew word for send, as in Pharaoh sending the Hebrews, his former slaves, out. The portion...
Stories that Shine – Bo (Exodus): From Darkness to Freedom—Why Remembrance Must Lead to Action

Stories that Shine – Bo (Exodus): From Darkness to Freedom—Why Remembrance Must Lead to Action

by | | Dr. Kokkonen Blogs, Torah Portion

January 22, 2026 – Dr. Susanna Kokkonen Bo 5786 (2026)  Exodus 10:1-13:16; Jeremiah 46:13-28  Bo, the name of this Torah portion means come. The portion starts with God telling Moses, “Come to Pharaoh…” Moses and Aaron then went...
Stories that Shine – Va’eira: Pride, Power, and God’s Presence from Egypt to the Holocaust

Stories that Shine – Va’eira: Pride, Power, and God’s Presence from Egypt to the Holocaust

by | | Dr. Kokkonen Blogs, Torah Portion

January 16, 2026 – Dr. Susanna Kokkonen Va’eira 5786 (2025)  Exodus 6:2-9:35; Ezekiel 28:25-29:21  Va’eira, the name of this Torah portion refers to God appearing. The book starts with the story of God appearing to the forefathers and...
Stories that Shine – Shemot: Remembering Names, Courage, and the Women Who Preserved Life

Stories that Shine – Shemot: Remembering Names, Courage, and the Women Who Preserved Life

by | | Dr. Kokkonen Blogs, Torah Portion

January 9, 2026 – Dr. Susanna Kokkonen Shemot 5786 (2025)  Exodus 1:1-6:1; Isaiah 27:6-28:13, 29:22-23.  Shemot, the name of this Torah portion refers to the name of the Book of Exodus in Hebrew “names.” The book starts with all the...
Stories that Shine – Legacy, Blessing, and the Lion of Judah — From Genesis to Holocaust Memory

Stories that Shine – Legacy, Blessing, and the Lion of Judah — From Genesis to Holocaust Memory

by | | Dr. Kokkonen Blogs, Torah Portion

January 2, 2026 – Dr. Susanna Kokkonen Vayechi 5786 (2025)  Genesis 47:28-50:26; 1. Kings 2:1-12.  Vayechi, the name of this Torah portion means “and he lived” and it refers to Jacob living in Egypt. It is really the end of the story of...
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