Rabbi Sidney Greenberg is Senior Rabbi at Temple Sinai in Dresher, Pennsylvania, and he has taught Homiletics at the Jewish Theological Seminary. He is the co-author of several prayerbooks, including Likrat Shabbat, and has also written or co-edited twenty other works, including Light from Jewish Lamps and A Treasury of Thoughts on Jewish Prayer. Rabbi Greenberg was a regular columnist for The Philadelphia Inquirer and The Jewish Exponent. He has contributed articles to The Jewish Digest, Judaism, and many other magazines and newspapers.

Though we appear to stand solitary, in truth we are accompanied by the tall and brave spirits who have stood where we stand and who, when torn between 'No' and 'Yes' to life and its infinite possibilities . . . by those who understood that fate is what life gives to us and that destiny is what we do with what's given; and by those who, therefore, grasped the liberating truth that while we have no control over our fate, we do have an astonishing amount of control over our destiny.

Rabbi Sidney Greenberg is Senior Rabbi at Temple Sinai in Dresher, Pennsylvania, and he has taught Homiletics at the Jewish Theological Seminary. He is the co-author of several prayerbooks, including Likrat Shabbat, and has also written or co-edited twenty other works, including Light from Jewish Lamps and A Treasury of Thoughts on Jewish Prayer. Rabbi Greenberg was a regular columnist for The Philadelphia Inquirer and The Jewish Exponent. He has contributed articles to The Jewish Digest, Judaism, and many other magazines and newspapers.

Though we appear to stand solitary, in truth we are accompanied by the tall and brave spirits who have stood where we stand and who, when torn between 'No' and 'Yes' to life and its infinite possibilities . . . by those who understood that fate is what life gives to us and that destiny is what we do with what's given; and by those who, therefore, grasped the liberating truth that while we have no control over our fate, we do have an astonishing amount of control over our destiny.

Rabbi Sidney Greenberg is Senior Rabbi at Temple Sinai in Dresher, Pennsylvania, and he has taught Homiletics at the Jewish Theological Seminary. He is the co-author of several prayerbooks, including Likrat Shabbat, and has also written or co-edited twenty other works, including Light from Jewish Lamps and A Treasury of Thoughts on Jewish Prayer. Rabbi Greenberg was a regular columnist for The Philadelphia Inquirer and The Jewish Exponent. He has contributed articles to The Jewish Digest, Judaism, and many other magazines and newspapers.

Though we appear to stand solitary, in truth we are accompanied by the tall and brave spirits who have stood where we stand and who, when torn between 'No' and 'Yes' to life and its infinite possibilities . . . by those who understood that fate is what life gives to us and that destiny is what we do with what's given; and by those who, therefore, grasped the liberating truth that while we have no control over our fate, we do have an astonishing amount of control over our destiny.