Contemporary Ketubot

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MJL contributing writer Jessica Kraft has just launched a website featuring the contemporary ketubot that she designs for soon-to-be married couples.

Jessica has “worked with texts from the Conservative, Reconstructionist, Orthodox, and Reform traditions, as well as same-sex and interfaith texts, in many different languages: Hebrew, English, Aramaic and Spanish.”

After you check out Jessica’s ketubot, read some of her MJL work, articles on:

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