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This year we’ve rounded up a menu of our past Sukkot and Simchat Torah posts for you to explore. Below you’ll find resource guides, rabbinical ...

There it sat and it had sat for a very long time. We felt exhausted, vulnerable, and full of anxiety. ...

“The whole earth trembles and dances when the God of freedom appears.” (Psalm 114)Reading Stephen Mitchell‘s rendering of psalms always makes ...

We mark time, Jewishly, through the cycle of the Jewish calendar and holidays. Each month and holiday poses questions for ...

On the first day of Rosh Hashana I was invited to call the kolot (sounds) for the shofar. I must ...

How would I have experienced Rosh Hashanah if I were sitting on the men’s side of the mechitza? Would it ...

“Stories My Mother Never Told” is a three-part blog series dedicated to re-envisioning what it can mean for parents and ...

“Stories My Mother Never Told” is a three-part blog series dedicated to re-envisioning what it can mean for parents and ...

  מִן-הַמֵּצַר, קָרָאתִי יָּהּ;    עָנָנִי בַמֶּרְחָב יָהּ Out of the tight place I called to the LORD; God answered me ...

I remember where I was sitting. It was a spring day in Minneapolis, Minnesota. I was wearing my white button ...

In 2001, at the age of 52, I went from being Single and Orthodox to Married and (still) Orthodox. That ...

It’s not even Rosh Hashanah, and some people are already talking about Hanukkah! There’s a new children’s book: Shmelf the ...