Jewish Law

When I got married, there were a million things on my to-do list. There was one thing, one pretty important ...

“Question authority!” was the mantra of my peer group when I was coming of age in the late ’60s. How ...

Kol Sasson Congregation was founded in Skokie, Illinois in 2003 as a Shira Hadasha-style minyan. At first, we met on ...

This summer, I had the privilege of attending a conference about Partnership Minyanim, hosted by Shira Hadasha in Jerusalem. I ...

I was a Girl Scout for ten years, from 3rd-12th grade. I learned how to start a fire, cook for ...

This is an exciting time of the year to be an observant Jew. The religious momentum in the months of ...

At the end of the week, I embark on a weeklong meditation retreat. As the retreat starts, and for its ...

I can clearly remember where I was sitting, in the midst of my Bible class during my final semester at ...

Today I was in the Georgia Capitol to speak against a bill entitled  the Georgia Religious Freedom Restoration Act. The battlelines have ...

The first episode of “The Joy of Text” may make you blush. If it does, you’re likely its target audience. ...

The other day I came across a very funny video by Similac, the baby formula company. This extended advertisement was ...

The week began with me feeling self-conscious gesturing with my hands and glittery purple nails. I recently read Rebecca Sirbu’s ...