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The Majesty of Adon Olam

This poem, familiar to many worshippers as the closing hymn of the Shabbat service, conveys a complete framework for our relationship to God.

This poem about God's majesty is recited both before and after services.

This classic seder poem is not merely a reflection on Passover, but a model for true thanks.

Studying for conversion is not merely about acquiring information, but the development of a new identity.

Judaism's central prayer calls on us to listen, but what if you can't hear?

Jewish tradition respects both the totality of a convert's transformation and the continued ties to their family of origin.

The Torah is not merely a book of law and history. It is also the chief repository of Jewish wisdom.

The prayer's three paragraphs seem unrelated, but they lead us on the steps of a spiritual journey.

In Judaism, it is the journey, not the destination, that matters.

The first paragraph of the Shema offers three models for loving God.