As clergy from the millennial generation, we have a love/hate relationship with social media. We could not serve our community well without it, nor reach out to the countless people looking for a place to belong; and yet, we are constantly inundated with updates on the most recent and most abhorrent aspects of humanity. You will see us on Instagram and Facebook — and to a lesser extent TikTok. But as of Rosh Hashanah, you will not see us on what has been termed a “cesspool for lies, hate speech and a significant neo-Nazi user base.” This Rosh Hashanah, which...