Shabbat

Extending love and comfort begins with a change in how we think and act.

Wisdom can be born from connection to the the vast interconnected wildness in the world.

The Jewish value of courage doesn't require the absence of fear, only the capacity to move through it.

When life throws up obstacles on our journey, it's tempting to want to turn around.

Jewish tradition teaches that appropriate arguments are conducted for the sake of Heaven.

A prayer shawl purchased in an African refugee camp is a reminder of those at the fringes that compel our moral responsibility.

The metal that never tarnishes is a symbol of spiritual constancy.

In the face of tragedy, is there a place for thoughts and prayers?

Is it better to act out of volition or obligation?

Leaning into the hard parts of Jewish tradition.

Most of us spend our lives searching for God's presence in the world, hoping to catch a glimpse.

Where can we today find respite as the ancient Hebrew did at the springs of Elim?