Blessing the Children
This week's learning is sponsored by Temple Sholom of Greenwich, CT. In this week's parashah Jacob blesses his children and grandchildren. On Friday evenings, many Jewish parents emulate this moment. Read more
Mandelbrot
Though the term mandelbrot literally means "almond bread," many modern varieties abound. This is a traditional recipe, perfect to be served with steaming glasses of tea. Read more
Ketubah
The ketubah is an ancient contract delineating the obligations of the husband to his wife. Today many couples have the contract decorated and displayed in their homes after they marry. Read more
December Dilemma
Hanukkah's proximity to Christmas greatly affected the way the holiday is viewed, and many Jewish parents feel the need to respond the "December Dilemma." Read more
Internet Privacy
Collecting and selling information about customers' characteristics and buying habits has become a sensitive and widespread ethical question. What does Jewish tradition say about this complicated issue? Read more
Check out today's powerful post on The Canteen from Sheira Director-Nowack, who reflects on how a Keshet training on LGBT inclusion opened her eyes. O...
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A sixteen-year-old boy, driving drunk, killed four people.
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In Shreveport, Louisiana, in the late 1960’s and 1970’s, the Selber family had a clothing store for men, women and children.
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Weekly Torah Portion
Parashat Vayehi
Annual Cycle: Genesis 47:28 - 50:26
Triennial Cycle: Genesis 47:28 - 48:22
What's Your Blessing? » All in the Family »
Candle-Lighting Times
Masgouf
The famous fish dish eaten along the Tigris.
Science & Judaism
How much do you know about the relationship between science and Judaism?
