There are 6 article(s) tagged Rabbi Micah D. Greenstein:

• June 2026

  • Opinion: The best men know power is not a fist but an open heart

    In the Bible, men do cry and have a range of personas.

    By Micah Greenstein June 21, 2026

• February 2025

  • This Passover, a global pandemic puts the 10 plagues in perspective

    Confined to our homes and apartments, Jews across Memphis, America and the world will impart the same timeless lessons of Passover via Zoom and digital touchpoints instead of large in-person seder gatherings.

    By Micah Greenstein February 22, 2025

• August 2024

  • Greenstein: Xenophobic slander has become normalized

    “There is not enough room in one country to house (all) the ... human beings living on this planet. However, there are humane and inhumane ways to find solutions and address the most vulnerable members of society.”

    By Micah Greenstein August 25, 2024

• June 2024

  • Greenstein: Family reunions are ‘spiritual reminders’

    “I view summer family reunions as spiritual reminders for what sets people apart from other species. As cute as dogs are, you don’t see animals in the wild reuniting across generations. Only human beings do that.”

    By Micah Greenstein June 23, 2024

• October 2019

  • Photographer spends year capturing the seasons in historic cemetery

    Photographer Murray Riss took an assignment to capture the beauty of historic Temple Israel Cemetery. Over the course of a year, Riss found a lot of life among the graves. 

    By Tom Bailey October 30, 2019

• October 2018

  • Greenstein: From Memphis to Pittsburgh – words of comfort

    Editor’s note: Rabbi Micah D. Greenstein of the Temple Israel was invited to speak at the Jewish community vigil Sunday night at the Memphis Jewish Community Center. Here is a transcript of his remarks.

    By Micah Greenstein October 30, 2018