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Recently a Freshman at Harvard wrote about his first experience at the Harvard Hillel in a op ed to The ...

As I was researching the Jewish history of Tulsa, Oklahoma, I came upon a wonderful photograph in the 50th anniversary ...

Earlier this week, Stefanie Pervos Bregman, the editor of Living Jewishly, wrote about engaging 20- and 30- somethings in the Jewish world, ...

Earlier this week, Stefanie Pervos Bregman, the editor of Living Jewishly, wrote about engaging 20- and 30- somethings in the Jewish world ...

Rabbis and cantors from Central Synagogue in New York are about to hit the Southern road. Again.It’s all part of ...

Dear Sarah,Hey girl! I read the open letter written to you by that rabbi in Dallas. You know, the one ...

But why would they choose Judaism?This is a question I hear often. In my work helping to celebrate the racial and ...

Earlier this week, Stefanie Pervos Bregman, the editor of Living Jewishly, wrote about engaging 20- and 30- somethings in the Jewish world. ...

Day in and day out, community engagement is my job. Specifically, working here in the South, my mandate is to ...

Marriage equality is on the ballot in four states this November – Maryland, Washington, Minnesota, and Maine – which could ...

This past Sunday was claimed by many churches around the country ‘Pulpit Freedom Sunday’.  It’s the day that the pastors ...

 With the intensity of our Fall Holy Days behind us, we find ourselves now in the month of Cheshvan. Known ...

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

As a Jewish blogger and editor, I always say that the period leading up to Jewish Book Month is one of ...

Sometimes oral history interviews yield interesting clips that don’t have a clear home among our current history resources. Fortunately, this ...