Celebrate

The Festival of Lights is primarily observed in the home, but there are a few ways the holiday is marked in synagogue.

On forgiving (or not) a spiritual community that has judged you unfairly.  

The Torah places a high value on self-love. That means practicing self-forgiveness, too.

The ram's horn is blown on the High Holidays in three specific ways.

The Jewish Day of Atonement is not a sad day, and so it's appropriate to greet people warmly.

Soda is not one of the forbidden grains, but there are still concerns about consuming it on the holiday.

Resources for hosting a Tu Bishvat seder.

How Tu B’Av, the “Jewish Valentine’s Day,” can prepare us for Yom Kippur.

Was God responsible for the Egyptian leader's intransigence?

Resources for interfaith families on the "spring" dilemma.

Shabbat Parah, Shabbat HaHodesh and Shabbat HaGadol.