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My heart began pounding.Faster and faster and faster.“How can this be happening?” I asked myself, tears about to pour over ...

This month our good friends at InterfaithFamily launched their #ChooseLove campaign. Putting a campaign in motion — especially one based ...

This graduation season, my family is celebrating not one, not two, but three graduations.Our oldest, Alana, graduated from Indiana University. Our middle child, ...

This morning The Torch,  a project of JOFA, the Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance, shared the heartwarming story of a family adjusting to ...

I grew up 100 percent Camp Ramah and United Synagogue Youth (both Conservative movement institutions), but after marrying a Modern ...

Earlier this week, Rabbi Rebecca Sirbu reflected on recent stories of rabbis who have acted inappropriately. They have abused the ...

What does it mean to graduate? To graduate means to move on to the next stage. So, if you have ...

In December of 2012, I was six months away from graduating college… and I needed what every graduate is looking ...

The way I look — my golden complexion and the abundance of ringlet curls on my head — combined with the difference in my upbringing have always challenged my place in society and even in the Jewish community.

This June Keshet is so very excited to be partnering with the Jewish Women’s Archive to celebrate Pride. Each week we will ...

“Why don’t you learn to read the megillah,” asked my husband a few months before Purim.I thought about it for ...

Another rabbinic scandal has come to light. Last week The New York Times published an article about Rabbi Jonathan Rosenblatt ...

I have no idea how many b’nai mitzvah, baby namings, brises, et al I have officiated at. Nor how many ...

I’m a skeptic when it comes to believing that every cloud has a silver lining. Some clouds do of course, ...

I grew up and live now in New Orleans. When people think of religion in New Orleans, they might think ...