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Why You Should Stop Skipping Korbanot
This often ignored section of the morning prayers aims to remind us that there is holy work to be done -- and we are the only ones who can do it.
Interfaith, Live, Rabbis Without Borders, Weddings & Marriage
Intermarriage Is a Scapegoat
“My son-in-law is so lovely, and he and my daughter are very happy, and I’m happy for them. But he’s ...
Gender & Sexuality, Live, Rabbis Without Borders, Women & Feminism
International Women’s Day: Torah from the Margins
Torah teaches that ancient Israelite women refused to donate their jewelry to build the Golden Calf. Instead they donated their ...
Must-Know Words and Phrases Related to End-of-Life Care
General and Jewish terms you'll want to know at this critical time.
It’s the Purity, Stupid: Reading Leviticus in Context
Jews read sections of the Torah each week, and these sections, known as parshiyot, inspire endless examination year after year. Each ...
Bipolar Disorder: What You Need to Know
When Are Mood Swings Not Normal? Ups and downs are common. But bipolar disorder is a serious mental health condition that requires treatment
A Gay Jewish Reading List
Earlier this week, Wayne Hoffman wrote about a funny thing and shared the meaning behind the names of a few of ...
Afterlife, Beliefs & Practices, Mourn, Study
What Jews Believe About the Soul
The idea that the soul is the human instrument of spirituality became more prominent over the course of Jewish history.
The Prayer for Dew
A special request for life-sustaining dew is traditionally recited on the first morning of Passover.