Rabbis Without Borders

Heartbreaking news out of the sports world Monday: At the track and field World Championships in Beijing, American Molly Huddle ...

This summer my family and I visited one of my great-uncles. I’m not sure exactly how old he is, but ...

There are three (types) of people the Holy One loves: One who does not get angry. One who does not ...

The High Holy Days are three weeks away. Phone conversations with colleagues nearly always begin with, “Are you ready?” and ...

Having officiated at many weddings over the years, I sometimes joked to my friends that I was “always the rabbi, ...

Oliver Sacks is one of the most respected scientists today. The author of many best-selling books on the brain, he ...

There are lots of versions of this story, and while it would be just perfect if it were true, its ...

The sanctuary of Temple Kol Emeth is completely filled. Judges, lawyers and rabbis who will address the crowd sit on ...

Two girls holding hands, tightly, or so it seems. They’re about ten years old. The two of them, one tall ...

All the most contentious questions of modern Jewish life ultimately boil down to questions of continuity: intermarriage, who is a ...

My social media has been abuzz this past week with the commentary on a recent article published by Rabbi Mordechai ...

In Parashat Re’eh, this week’s Torah portion, we’re plainly taught that if we freely give to brothers and sisters who ...