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‘Awake, Awake, Miriam the Prophetess’

Selections from two tehines (women's prayers)

Not part of the fixed liturgy, women used these prayers to commemorate special holidays and special times in their lives.

From the beginning of biblical time, man has struggled to break his binding ties in order to become free, independent, and fully human.

Yiddish writers emigrated from Europe, and though Yiddish writing all but ceased after the Holocaust, it is seeing a small rebirth today.

A curtain or other divider separates men and women while they pray in some synagogues.

An overview of the grammar — and the many ways this Jewish language differs from Hebrew.

An introduction to the parts that make up a synagogue sanctuary.

Tips for the novice shul-goer.

Principles of Reform Judaism: A primary historical document.

What does Jewish law require of adult children?