recharge

Leaning into the hard parts of Jewish tradition.

Most of us spend our lives searching for God's presence in the world, hoping to catch a glimpse.

Where can we today find respite as the ancient Hebrew did at the springs of Elim?

On Passover we express gratitude for the redemption we have and hope for the one still to come.

What we experience in our early years informs every aspect of who we are.

The Passover seder should be an act of disruption that transforms us.

If ritual is to create a shared language across the generations, we must ensure the Judaism we practice is recognizable both to our ancestors and descendants.

The inversion of expectations, so central to the Purim story, can be both thrilling and confining.

Some things we see with our eyes wide open. For the really important things, we need a cloud.

Fire can be destructive or constructive as well as a tool for connecting with the divine.