Once taboo, "marrying out" is now commonplace and — outside Orthodoxy — widely accepted.

My return to sacred space.

We grew up with my mother’s special brand of religion: Eccentric Judaism. My two older brothers and I were allowed ...

A delicious (or possibly disgusting) Ashkenazic tradition.

Sending those B'nai Mitzvah thank-you notes is a ritual we shouldn't lose

The High Holidays can prove to be spiritually lacking, particularly for those of us who spend everyday surrounded by Judaism. ...

While some meaningful life events go by without any ritual to mark them, too often rituals take place without the participants experiencing any significant meaning.

This popular Jewish phrase of congratulation is a literally a comment on the alignment of the stars.

Becoming an adult is a process, but Jewish tradition nevertheless enjoins us to pick a moment to acknowledge the transition.

Should Jewishly-committed single women be encouraged to marry supportive non-Jewish men?