Rabbi Teller blends contemporary, spiritual relevance with ancient textual tradition. Learn from Rabbi Teller’s collection of sermons delivered here at Brith Shalom, his writings for publications, and textual wisdom from other sources.

Traditional Blessings-Lighting of the Menorah

Native American Prayers in honor of Thanksgiving Peace

Shabbat Parsha's

Mikketz:  December 3-4, 2010

Vay'yeshev:  November 25-27, 2010

Va'yishlach: November 19-20, 2010

Vay'Yetze:  November 12-13, 2010

Tol'dot:  November 5-6, 2010

Chayye Sarah:  October 28-30, 2010

Vay-yera:  October 22-23, 2010

Lekh Le'kha:  October 15-16, 2010

No'ah Rosh Chodesh:  October 8-9, 2010

Nitzavim-Va'Yeilekh:  September 3-4, 2010

Ki Tavo:  August 27-28, 2010

Ki Tetzei:  August 20-21, 2010

Shoftim: August 13-14, 2010

Re'eh: August 6-7, 2010

Ekev: July 30-31, 2010

Bereshith:  October 1-2, 2010

High Holy Day Sermons 5771/2010

A Loving Congregation: Why Brith Shalom Matters

Yom Kippur Mortality Therapy

Why Ritual

Anatomy of Ritual Pracitce

Actualizing your values

Jewish Spiritual Living

• A Fulfilling Love
• Ki Tavo: Blessings and Curses
• Miriam the Prophetess
• Stepping Forward to the Ark
• Soul Tears
• Jewish Joy
• Mishpatim and Other Spiritual Discipline
• Chaye Sarah: Kindness
• Living Outside the Garden
• Kedoshim: Actually Loving
• Respiritualizing Judaism
• Food is Life
• Living with Soul
• Five Life Lessons from My GPS
• The Wisdom Beneath the Surface
• The Holiness of Our Battle Scars
• Our Intangible Source

Meaningful Ritual Life

• Ekev: Eat, Satiate, and Bless
• Hagaddah Creativity
• Medical Directives
• Shabbat Ki Tavo

• A Contemporary Midrash on the Akeidah
• A Jewish Perspective on The DaVinci Code
• Our God Through the God of Our Ancestors
• Pekuday Sermon
• Korach--Sacred Discourse
• Jewish Faith in the Age of Uncertainty
• Becoming Religious Conservative Jews