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I’ll Pray for You
We seek the unique and disparage the regular, but we have it backward; it is in the every day and the repetitious, that we find divinity
House Rules… What to Wear, How to Act
When I enter a home that is nut-free due to allergies, I would never dream of bringing in a Snickers bar.
On July 4th: What Is Next, America?
This time last year, I was excited about America...
Inclusion is a Jewish Value
Keshet staff member Sho Garland shares, from personal experience, why LGBTQ inclusion in Jewish life is essential.
A Little Finger Can Teach a Big Lesson
These moments, when we find ourselves in situations to which we are not accustomed, are opportunities for gratitude and resilience
Coming Full Circle: Jewish Professional Life Starts Early
Who knew as a religious school student, I was preparing to teach my teachers?
My Holy Land Is In Georgia
Returning to myself means Georgia mountains more than Masada
What’s Worse, Fear or Wandering?
Our Israelite ancestors wandered a wilderness of fear, scared to proceed, feeling small, wandering for the rest of their lives rather than moving forward through fear.
Partisan Or Political?
It is difficult to know where values end and politics begin.
Can Southern Jewish Hospitality Ever Go Too Far?
Wanting to share your favorite foods is great, but guilting people into eating them isn't
Learning from Laughter this Father’s Day
A Father's Day tribute to the white grandfather who raised me to be a proud biracial Jewish man.