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Loving Day is Every Day for Our Family
What 50 years of Loving Day means to our Black, white and Jewish family.
Transitions and Israel
As a people, wherever the Jews are, we have a remarkable and noble mission.
Where Children Pray
“Why do we pray?” I asked before we entered our makeshift sanctuary. We had gathered at the cabins. Dressed in ...
Denominations, Interfaith, Jewish Thought, Live
Who Is a Jew: Patrilineal Descent
When Dad is Jewish and Mom is not, are the kids Jewish? Depends on who you ask.
Beliefs & Practices, Live, Study
The Personal is Communal
Events in the "calendar" of the lifecycle are private, yet connect us to the "unseen presences" of missing family members and our entire people throughout history.
Jewish Law, Jewish Texts, Study
Reform Halakhic Texts
Reform Judaism is more halakhic than you think.
A Wedding Dilemma
This past weekend I went to the wedding of a friend of mine. During the ceremony, I cried. But not ...
Interfaith, Live, Rabbis Without Borders
Why This Rabbi No Longer Says “No” To Interfaith Weddings
Over the course of more than 18 years in the rabbinate, there has been one question that I was asked ...
Ask the Expert: Getting an Aliyah
Why can't a non-Jew be called up to the Torah?