Rabbis Without Borders

Can sweeping the floor be sacred? Is it possible to view repairing the HVAC system as holy work? Synagogues have ...

This week’s Torah portion, Tazriah, includes the stipulation that, following the birth of a child, a mother must separate herself ...

Have you ever been abroad on Memorial Day? If so, have you even noticed that it was Memorial Day? Did ...

Recently, a new artisan storefront opened near my Main Street home. As I like to support local artisans, I wandered ...

Oh, how I wish the race for the presidency were month or two long. I grow tired of the endless ...

Hello darkness, my old friend. I’ve come to talk with you again Because a vision softly creeping Left its seeds ...

Tonight is Yom HaShoah – Holocaust Memorial Day. Last night I was discussing remembrance with my ninth graders at our ...

Freedom from choice is a disturbing trend in American politics today, and both Republicans and Democrats are guilty of it. ...

What number comes to mind when you think about a Passover seder? Probably four. Four cups of wine. Four questions. Four sons. Especially those ...

Maybe you can relate. For the last few months I’ve attached a small device that counts my every step. At ...

This past weekend, as I gathered for Passover seders, first with my family and friends, and then with my congregation, ...

In the year 2000, I was still a newly-minted Jew, having completed my conversion in March of 1999. As Passover ...