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Growing into my Jewish Multicultural heritage and future
Celebrate, Jewish Law, JOFA's Torch, Study
The Shofar Is Calling; Will You Answer?
Each shofar has a unique undulating shape and trumpeting sound. The sound may be low and haunting or bold and ...
Beliefs & Practices, Birth, Live, Newborn Ceremonies, Study
The Meaning of Pidyon Haben
Redemption of the first-born son is an act of gratitude and humility.
Reconstructionist Judaism Offers Egalitarian Divorce Options
In addition to the traditional get (bill of divorce) granted by the husband, Reconstructionism offers a woman-initiated get and a mutual get.
Something Sacred in the Southern Soil
Throughout history, Jews have had many names, including one of my favorites: The People of the Book. We have a ...
I’m Still the Star Author in My Family
I was asked by RedRoom, a website for writers, to blog about the problems of publicity when my first book ...
Isaiah ben Amoz: Political Prophet (Isaiah: 1-39)
Isaiah's greatness lies not only in his ethical teachings, but in his central involvement — and prophetic intervention — in the political events of his day.
The Book of Ezekiel
The controversial Book of Ezekiel nearly didn't make it into the biblical canon, but it has had a lasting impact on both liturgical practice and mystical traditions.
Bible, Jewish Texts, Study, Yom Kippur
Jonah’s Lesson in Divine Mercy
Scholars have long disagreed on the central message of the Book of Jonah.