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In the ongoing dustup that started several years ago between Rabbi Daniel Gordis and a series of young rabbis, most ...

These tales of Deborah, Ruth and Hannah are wonderful stories, full of vivid characters and human drama — a pleasure for all of ...

Since the 1940s, the Jews of Seminole, Ada, Nowata, and Shawnee, Oklahoma, have met at the Seminole Hebrew Center for ...

Check out the brand new video Y-Love, the gay Orthodox hip-hop artist,  recorded for us for Hanukkah.Yes, that’s Yiddish you ...

So you want to dress up as Santa?!!! This is not as unusual as it might seem! I have covered ...

“Start working on this great work of art, called your own existence”– AJ HeschelA Life well lived is an art: ...

Jews read sections of the Torah each week, and these sections, known as parshiyot, inspire endless examination year after year. ...

I’ve adored illuminated manuscripts all my life — as a child and teenager, these were the postcards I’d take home ...

By Education Fellow Benjamin ChaidellThe weekend after Thanksgiving I had the opportunity to speak about my experience as an Education ...

Memories can play such tricks on our minds. Last night, I returned to a synagogue where my husband had served ...

The period immediately after your book comes out is a wonderful and strange time. On the one hand, the work you’ve done—which ...

December is upon us – already! That means, of course, ’tis the season. So does Christmas dominate in the South? ...

Welcome to our second installment of “Queer Clergy in Action” spotlighting lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender rabbis and cantors. This ...

Jewish Outreach is a buzz term nowadays. Every organization seeks to do outreach in order to demonstrate relevancy to its ...

Yes, I caught Powerball fever these last few days. And yes, I knew my odds were small (my favorite example: ...