Evergreen

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 Jewish thought, justice isn't merely about how things work, but how they ought to be.

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

Judaism is a sustained struggle against the world that is in the name of the world that could be — but is not yet.

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

Comprehensive knowledge of Judaism isn't a prerequisite for conversion, only a desire to be Jewish and a readiness to align one's fate with the Jewish people.

When I chose to become Jewish, I didn’t choose my Hebrew name. It sort of chose me.