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They overflow the curbs of Eastern Parkway. With their black hats, beards, and suits, they are an inverse image of ...

My three-year-old daughter doesn’t miss a thing. She notices when we move the snow shovels from one side of the garage ...

It happens every year like clockwork.I enter the kindergarten where the children are waiting in anticipation. Before I have a ...

This year Hanukkah happens to begin on Christmas and end on New Years. With all that’s happening on your calendar, ...

There is no doubt that tikkun olam, the act of repairing the world, is an important and widely valued idea ...

When I was eight years old, our family began looking into adopting a child. I was nervous and excited about ...

Are you afraid of things that go bump in the night? I was, but I’ve been taking a course — well, ...

Last month, 150 members of the Southern Jewish Historical Society gathered for their 41st annual conference. Even for a group ...

I am a rabbi. I am 46 years old. I am also the granddaughter and grand-niece of Germans who were ...

It seems that we have entered a new era. Taking in the news, it seems to be an open season ...

As a Modern Orthodox high school student at Ramaz, I find meaning in women’s tefillah (prayer) services. After experiencing them at ...

It is interesting to grow up in an old world family with new world ideas. My childhood dinners were created ...

In 1996, I fell in love with Marsha Falk’s feminist revision of the blessing I’d been giving my daughters every ...

This week’s Torah portion, Toldot, is filled with stories of people lying to and tricking one another. Jacob tricks his ...

Today marks the 28th World AIDS Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about HIV/AIDS and mourning those we lost ...