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Two Rabbis In Mississippi Separated by Twenty Years
A surprising connection brings even more meaning
Celebrate, Denominations, JOFA's Torch, Live, Passover, Women & Feminism
Let’s Spread Some GOOD News
Dr. Monique Katz, a member of JOFA’s Board of Directors, once shared a d’var Torah that has stuck with me ...
Beliefs & Practices, Live, Mixed Multitudes
Glam Doilies
Confession time: I grew up a Conservative Jew, and although I’m Orthodox now — or Hasidic, or Biala, or hairy, ...
Fringed With Faith
The tzitzit (fringes) and tallit (prayer shawl) serve as physical reminders of our connections with previous generations and of the faith that sustained them and us.
When a Jewish Child Dies
It may feel like walking through the valley of the shadow of death.
Praying (and Crying) with Lior
Way back in 2007 when I was at LimmudNY I saw a short version of the documentary Praying With Lior, ...
Beliefs & Practices, Live, Mixed Multitudes
Baxter the Pig: The Simple Son
Earlier this week Laurel Snyder blogged on writing a book about inclusion and diversity and the job of being Jewish. ...
My First Apartment: Judaica is in the Details
The Jewish symbols are subtle but strong, if you know where to look.