Southern & Jewish

I love dogs. I remember being a kid and begging my mom and dad for one and having to wait ...

As a professional Jewish educator, I try to stay current on the field of Jewish education by reading the latest ...

“The birds are gone.  The life that throbbed through tree, bush and grass is stilled.  The ground is frozen so ...

For those of you who remember my very pregnant Passover post, you’ll be happy to know I made it through ...

I’ve made Kiddush in synagogue social halls countless times. Most of my life I stood there holding a humble plastic ...

I need strength, humility, courage, patience. Strength to control my passions, humility to assess my own worth, courage to rise ...

I don’t mean to brag, but I’m basically the number one expert on Southern Jewish road trips. See, I’ve logged ...

When I first told people that I was moving to Mississippi to work for a Jewish organization, I received a ...

I consider myself to be a versatile teacher. I’ve taught all ages, all topics, and in all settings—or so I ...

Today’s post is co-written by two Jewish professionals, Amy (Steinberg) Goldberg and Ali Duhan, who share the love of one car and many ...

My family and friends back home were baffled when I announced that, upon graduating from college, I would be moving ...

I just completed a two-month Sabbatical from my congregation in New Orleans. I spent most of that time visiting small ...