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The Chuppah, or Wedding Canopy

A Jewish wedding takes place under a chuppah, which symbolizes the new Jewish home being created by the marriage.

The Jewish wedding is rich with ceremony, beginning with the announcement of intent to marry and ending with seven days of celebration.

Feminists renew and create ritual focused on physical transformations.

In a world where pregnancy is a choice, we should ritually acknowledge those who undertake it.

In entering into marriage, a couple takes on new responsibilities for the Jewish community and its future.

Yizkor is recited four times a year during holiday synagogue services.

Judaism isn't entirely clear on what happens after we die.

A look into the psyche of ancient Judaism.

The month of Av brings with it forgiveness similar to the experience of Yom Kippur.

According to most Jewish thinkers, Islam is not idolatry; but authorities have disagreed as to whether it's better to convert or be martyred.