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

The Scapegoat pulled a surprise victory in his last game, and he’s back with more confidence and a new nickname: ...

It was my first Shabbat at a new camp – Camp Interlaken JCC – and I was still feeling out ...

This is the first in a short series about adoption and multiracial Jewish families that Be’chol Lashon will be running ...

There are several ways that LGBTQ Jews can be symbolically honored during the Passover seder. The orange on the seder ...

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

I was a Girl Scout for ten years, from 3rd-12th grade. I learned how to start a fire, cook for ...

This past summer I had the opportunity to be a part of the Religious Action Center’s (RAC) college internship program, Machon ...

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

Here we are in the Mensch Madness semi-finals, with both opponents having vanquished their morally-inferior opponents in order to earn ...

As I strolled through the greenhouses at Longwood Gardens the other day, brilliant blossoms of yellow and white and blue ...

I completed my Orthodox conversion with the Rabbinical Council of America (RCA) in 2011. My process was an incredibly positive ...

As we approach Pesach, I have been thinking about one of the names of this holiday – z’man heiruteinu – the time ...

I love Passover.I love spending time with my family, I love the food, and I love that we have a ...

One of the most oft-repeated themes of the Torah is that we must remember that we were slaves and strangers ...