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It seemed obvious to me that Celebrate Bisexuality Day is supposed be a celebration and featuring a list of notable ...

On Sunday I read a very moving Op Ed in the New York Times by Larkin Warren entitled, “I Was ...

Three years ago, Mary Ruth, who attended church her entire life, began to think about Judaism. It was something she ...

As this is my first post, please allow me to introduce myself: I am the author of  Am I a ...

The following thoughts come to us from Education Fellow Erin Kahal.A few weeks ago, another Education Fellow, Sam Kahan, and ...

I remember Yom Kippur when I was 13. I was in synagogue, proudly wearing the  tallit I had been given ...

The first title of a book that I remember with clarity is  QB VII . It seemed so odd, with ...

Within the liturgy of Yom Kippur, guilt is assumed to be collective, as we communally recite the sins. That being ...

My mother wasn’t the only Jew in our small town in India. There was Aunty Ruby and her family before they ...

There are white Jews, Black Jews, Asian Jews, and Arab Jews – but blue Jews? No, no such thing exists. ...

“Jew town,” Mom directed the autorickshaw driver.“Where in Jew town?” he asked in Malayalam.“The big church,” Mom responded, because she ...

A few weeks ago, Rachel Stern wrote about the real blessings technology can bring, particularly when you’re outside of a ...

In the week leading up to Rosh Hashanah, for our pre-Selichot service study and discussion, I presented the animated shorts ...

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

The New Year of 5773 is upon us. Rosh Hashanah (the head of the year) is known by several names ...