Interfaith families should ask the rabbi about synagogue policies and honestly examine both parents' attachments to Judaism.

On Sukkot, it’s customary to read Chapter 14 from the prophet Zechariah.Have you read it? I mean, really read it?If ...

Communities across the nation have been gathering to honor and memorialize the Orlando victims. In Alexandria, Louisiana, community organizers chose ...

I’m a big fan of Julie Weiner’s blog at The Jewish Week.  It’s one of those blogs that I read ...

As the trees began to shed their leaves outside, we marked the Jewish festival of Sukkot by building fragile, temporary ...

Last week on the blog, S. Bear Bergman of the Flamingo Rampant Book Club issued a call for children’s books that ...

The High Holidays – Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur – can be the most synagogue-centric of the Jewish calendar year. ...

This past year marked the 50th anniversary of one of the most important documents of the 20th century. It has ...

Thank you: two simple words with tremendous meaning. Thank you for being part of our community. Thank you for raising ...

This blog post was reprinted with permission from InterfaithFamily.Thinking of sending your kids to Jewish summer camp (this year or ...