Rabbis Without Borders

One of my favorite parts of the Passover seder is the singing that takes place after we finish eating. There are so ...

At our home, the seder is not over until we sing “Chad Gadya“ – making the appropriate animal noises for ...

In only a few short weeks we will encounter our annual adventure down memory lane as we gather around and ...

The state of public discourse, both within the Jewish community and within our society at large, has taken rather a ...

The Big Bang has always evoked a sense of mystery, awe and curiosity among scientists and laypeople alike. But while the ...

One of the conversations that I had early in rabbinic school about how we connect to the wisdom of Torah ...

Have you filled out your bracket yet? Yes, “Madness” is in the air as the most exciting two weeks of ...

My husband and I are binge-watching  Lost , a 2004-2010 TV series. An airplane crashes, leaving survivors stranded without rescue ...

Before we crash headlong into the various celebratory, lighthearted posts about Purim, I want to draw your attention to something: ...

Did you hear the recent story on NPR about the professor who is living in a dumpster for a year?  No, not ...

I’ll let you in on a few of the secrets.Each week, I put out a call on Facebook for those ...

I recently had the privilege of listening to Professor Ron Wolfson give several talks to my community about his new ...