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This blog post was written shortly after Purim 2013. If you’re reading megillah this year and need help learning the ...

The more I read and learn about what has been happening in Russia, the more I am afraid for its ...

Silence and lies. These are your choices when you’re in the closet. When your friends start talking about crushes, hot ...

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

When I first read Chaim Potok’s  The Chosen  I wasn’t yet trying to be a writer myself, and was blissfully ...

Today is World Cancer Day, a day when people worldwide are focused on cancer, to encourage its prevention, detection, and ...

How many emails have you gotten recently urging you to “take action” to get new, tougher sanctions imposed on Iran? ...

This piece was submitted on Friday, January 31, 2014. The event took place on Sunday, January 26.—When a couple gets ...

Jews read sections of the Torah each week, and these sections, known as  parshiyot, inspire endless examination year after year. ...

There’s no point pretending this blog post is going to be about camp or summer, especially summer. Montreal in February ...

There are two words powerfully associated with the Southern Jewish experience: Shalom Y’all. In just two little words, so much ...

I am familiar with the phrase “Sara Beth plans, and God/nature/Murphy’s Law laughs.”  (I’m paraphrasing.)January 28th was one such day.I ...

Judaism is in fashion in the U.S.—and in Canada, too.Non-Jews are happy to join Jewish families. Christian communities want to explore ...

I began my first post with a Sarah Silverman joke, so let me start this one with a more traditional example of ...

Yesterday, I learned that Pete Seeger had died.I didn’t hear about it first on the news. No, I heard about the ...