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Appointing Judges Shouldn’t Be Taken Lightly
The Torah portion called Shoftim, the Hebrew word for judges, is always read at the beginning of the new month ...
Beliefs & Practices, Live, Mixed Multitudes
Herman Wouk: Cliff’s Notes for the Big Bang
I wrote my first novel standing in Herman Wouk’s shadow. Literally: I was in college at the George Washington University ...
A Marriage Made In Heaven?
Isaac and Rebecca serve as a paradigm for Jewish marriage, and yet, their relationship is more complex than it may appear.
Raising a Jewish-Chinese Daughter in North America
As Jews adopt children in increasing numbers, many of these children come from abroad.
Going to the Mikveh: The Day After
As both symbol and expression of the profound change required of a convert to Judaism, the mikveh (mikvah) is often a deeply emotional experience.
Making Your Own Ritual Objects
Creating a tallit (prayer shawl) or designing a bar/bat mitzvah invitation can add a meaningful personal dimension to the celebration.
Beliefs & Practices, Jewish History, Live, Mixed Multitudes, Study
How to Judge People
If there’s one thing the Jewish community is all-too often missing, it’s self-criticism. Groups and movements tend to blame other ...
Stuck between Passover and Shavuot
Shavuot is not just the culmination of Passover, but also its subversion.