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The theory of a sukkah feels queer to me – a temporary, self-built space for the purpose of shelter, but ...

Many of my most formative experiences and Jewish-identity-markers have had two things in common: they were highly competitive, and involved ...

This year we’ve rounded up a menu of our past Sukkot and Simchat Torah posts for you to explore. Below you’ll find resource guides, rabbinical ...

Earlier this week in the Pacific Northwest we waited for a storm that wasn’t.A big storm of heavy rain and ...

Death is a problem. It is death that seems to suck the meaning out of life. If it is all ...

We spent the whole morning of prayers during the High Holidays on our pleas for forgiveness from God, and our ...

At Sukkot the custom of Ushpizin, offers us a chance, to be as welcoming and as inclusive as we would ...

There it sat and it had sat for a very long time. We felt exhausted, vulnerable, and full of anxiety. ...

We sat in synagogue most, if not all, of the day. We didn’t eat. We thought about the ways we missed ...

Sukkot is almost here! It’s our week to cram friends and family into the sukkah, whether for short services and ...

Who in this day and age is free of worry? Anxiety is at it all time high in this country.And, ...

Happy birthday world Hayom Harat Olam Congratulations On making it another year, On faking it another year Like they earned ...

“The whole earth trembles and dances when the God of freedom appears.” (Psalm 114)Reading Stephen Mitchell‘s rendering of psalms always makes ...

We mark time, Jewishly, through the cycle of the Jewish calendar and holidays. Each month and holiday poses questions for ...

Last January 26 in the evening, I went to Manhattan to participate in a shiva minyan after the death of ...