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It is often explained that on Rosh Hashanah, the birthday of creation, we celebrate God’s renewal of the world. The ...

What could be more Southern and Jewish?

I would much rather hop in a carpool or take public transportation than drive a car myself.

Running our mouth to shame someone on social media or elsewhere isn't just rude, it goes against Jewish teachings

A Report Back from Keshet's LGBTQ & Ally Teen Shabbaton

A childhood in Java inspires home cook to feed Jewish community in Singapore

So… what’s it like working at a Jewish office when you’re not Jewish?

Why a Southern Jewish historian finds this album compelling musically and historically

Thank you: two simple words with tremendous meaning. Thank you for being part of our community. Thank you for raising ...

The song doesn't always have to BE Jewish to FEEL Jewish

An interview with Youth Programs Associate Ami Altzman

But emotion is far too important for mere marketing. This is about identity: who we really are, who we are called to be and who we yearn to become.

Indeed as a rabbi, I see more life-threatening situations than I count, feeling them with varying degrees of space for breathing and perspective.

Real forgiveness is not only between perpetrator and victim, but on all of us to create a new system where none of what has occurred may ever ever ever occur again.