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My husband and I got married in April. We were engaged for a year-and-a-half, and I spent our entire engagement ...

I love being a rabbi. I cannot imagine doing or being anything else. I am proud of my work for ...

I began rabbinical school in 1994, nine years after the Conservative Movement ordained Amy Eilberg in 1985. I was young ...

This week’s Torah portion (Parshat Pinhas) is one of the two in which Serach, the daughter of Asher, the son ...

When you enter rabbinical school, you get used to a couple of questions. Chief among them: What made you decide ...

This week rabbinic student Isaama Stoll is heading up to Camp Be’chol Lashon to teach Torah, pray and hang with other ...

It’s convention season as the major parties gather together to formally nominate their candidates for President of the United States. ...

The women wore a variety of costumes, from Disney princesses to Queen Esther herself. Listening to them read the Megillah ...

It’s Monday evening, July 25, and I’m watching the Democratic National Convention. Senator Cory Booker, a dynamic and powerful speaker ...

Here’s the news from Mississippi: It’s hot, y’all.Hot in the way that when I open the door the heat and ...

As part of our summer blog series on 21st Century Skills, we are featuring personal stories from camp alumni and ...

Picture yourself as an Educational Director or Educator search committee. There is a position open, and you have narrowed the ...

I love this video. The sounds bring me back to my childhood. Having grown up in the 80s, Super Mario ...

Do Jews view science differently than other religious people do? What topics are most pressing or interesting in the Jewish community? And ...

During the fall of 2011 Margaret Anne Goldsmith, a descendant of the first four Jewish families to settle in Huntsville, ...