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The story is told about a family gathered around the dinner table.  There are many guests who have been invited ...

Over the past several decades, we have made great progress in moving beyond the days when domestic violence was considered ...

The week before I wrote this poem I was having a discussion with my mother about how I presented my gender ...

This is the season of goodbyes. I hold my breath while listening to my son say goodbye, with humor and grace, ...

Pack up – we are going old school.  Worried that your kid won’t know what to do with themselves without ...

Israel’s legendary Foreign Minister Abba Eban once stood at the podium of the United Nations general assembly with a Bible ...

The following Thursday was Rosh Chodesh. All the women of the town and many visitors filled the kitchen and hallways ...

This Sunday, May 22, Harvey Milk would have been 86 years old. Although his life was cut short, his pioneering ...

At the far end of the town of Tiflus, in a small house built upon the foundations of Torah, piety, ...

This is a guest post by Zahara Zahav, Rabbis Without Borders Program Manager“Thank you for not forgetting about us, Rabbi.”These ...

Although it might be awkward to articulate the breadth and depth of human qualities we aspire to, it is not ...

My roommate Peter is neither Southern nor Jewish… and yet he somehow found himself an active part of Mississippi’s Southern ...

The first time I officiated at a bar mitzvah was when I was the visiting rabbi at a young congregation in ...

Sometimes your soul knows, before your mind, where it needs to go.

Nestled in South Arkansas, El Dorado is a small town with a big history. Recently, this small town reminded us ...