Denominations

The story of Esther teaches us many things, amongst them, that timing is everything.This year, the women’s Megillat Esther reading ...

Last week my Facebook feed was busy lining up responses to two online articles that got a lot of professional ...

Hear from more LGBTQ clergy, including Ariel Naveh, on the Keshet blog. Reading Ariel Naveh’s two-part story on the Keshet blog about ...

Much of the Eastern and Midwestern U.S. is ensconced in a ferocious cold spell today and tomorrow. Known as the ...

I spend a lot of time with Conservatives in the South. Conservative Jews, in this case (probably not what most ...

A number of recent essays have been swimming their way across the blogosphere and seem to have serendipitously swirled together. ...

Today’s post is from Education Fellow Amanda Winer. “Kids, let me tell you the story of how I met your ...

Wow. It has been quite a busy week here at the Rabbis Without Borders blog discussing patrilineal descent and its ...

This past week, two of my Rabbis Without Borders colleagues have shared their perspectives and struggles with the religious identities ...

This week there has been much conversation online and offline on the Jewish status of people of patrilineal Jewish descent. ...

Two articles posted earlier this week made reference to an individual  who had been born to a Jewish father and ...