“Embracing Possibility” by Rabbi Shereen Sarick

What becomes possible when we loosen our grip on certainty — and get curious about what else might be true? Join Rabbi Shereen Sarick for a spirited, story-rich reflection that invites us to explore life’s twists and turns with more openness, courage, and imagination.

Following the reflection, Shereen will offer a brief “Ask Me Anything” time — a warm, welcoming space for questions about Judaism, the life of a rabbi, and whatever else you’ve always wondered. Come for depth, come for delight, come for a little holy mischief.

Bio:  Rabbi Shereen Sarick has been, and in many cases still is: an environmental educator, massage therapist, foster parent, Israel tour bus leader, wife, mother (to many more than the son she and her husband made themselves), high school substitute teacher, Aspen Thrift Shop volunteer and board member, National Coordinator for Second Nurture- a non-profit supporting foster families, and founder/president of a non-profit building and supporting schools in Nepal. Shereen is a vegan, celebrates Groundhog Day with unbridled exuberance, and her favorite color is orange.