Rosh Hashanah, the beginning of the Jewish year, is an occasion of hope and renewal. On the eve of this holy holiday, a soul-searching reflection through the metaphor of writing letters — to others, to God, and to oneself.
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Jennifer Gubitz
Jennifer Gubitz serves as a rabbi at Temple Shir Tikva in Wayland, Massachusetts. She is a proud product of Indiana University’s Borns Jewish Studies Program and URJ Goldman Union Camp (GUCI), a Reform Jewish summer camp in Zionsville, Indiana. Jen loves shavasana, the beauty of national parks, saying “YES” in improv comedy, and Indiana Hoosier basketball.
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