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Jewish Thought, Live, Rabbis Without Borders
Are Synagogues Outsourcing Tikkun Olam?
These are exciting times for Jewish social justice. This past week, an interfaith group of ministers, led in part by the ...
Death as Estrangement
Mourning customs reflect the depersonalization and distance from God experienced by the mourner who has just confronted the death of a close relative.
Beliefs & Practices, Study, Tzedakah
Investigating the Individuals to Whom We Contribute
A contemporary Conservative rabbi reviews the Jewish legal literature for guidance on how much to ask about a person who solicits us for tzedakah--or whether to give to all who request our help.
The Best Jewish Food in Detroit
A cultivated list of classic and innovative eats in collaboration with The Gefilteria.
Israel, Jewish History, Jewish Thought, Rabbis Without Borders, Science and Ecology, Study
Judaism and the Environment: The Time Is Now
It is a tree of life to those who hold it close and all of its supporters are happy. Its ...
Celebrate, Shemini Atzeret/Simchat Torah, Sukkot
Rain as a Blessing
Ecological balance and our prayer for rain.
Gender & Sexuality, Keshet, Live
Transgender Day of Remembrance and the Life of Sarah
This d’var Torah was given by Rabbi Becky Silverstein at the Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center on Friday, November 14th. We ...
How My Non-Jewish Husband Became in Charge of Making Latkes Every Hanukkah
My husband is definitively non-Jewish by all religious standards. Except for his latke skills.
Beliefs & Practices, Health & Wellness, Jewish Genetics, Live, Study
Jewish Views on Stem Cell Research
The stem cells most likely to be of scientific value come from discarded embryos. Is it ethical to use these?
Parashat Ki Teitze: Amalek and the Good Soldier
Jews read sections of the Torah each week, and these sections, known as parshiyot, inspire endless examination year after year. ...