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The Past Isn’t Buried
I’m catching up on the last season of one of my favorite shows, Friday Night Lights, and in an episode ...
Bible, Jewish Thought, Science and Ecology, Study
God Is In The Details
The Torah teaches us to think globally and act locally.
Small But Proud Jewish Communities
I grew up in a fairly small Jewish community. In the ’80s, Austin, Texas was not the cool mecca it ...
Celebrate, Disability, Gender & Sexuality, Keshet
Just Your Typical Interfaith, Interethnic Two-Dad Family
Last week on the blog, S. Bear Bergman of the Flamingo Rampant Book Club issued a call for children’s books that ...
Jewish History, Mixed Multitudes, Study
Around the World With Hava Nagila
Aliza Hausman, over at Memoirs of a Jewminicana clued me in to this hilarious and awesome Indian version of Hava ...
Our Relationship to Other Creatures
There are real actions we can take to preserve species diversity.
Sauce Gribiche Is My Secret Weapon for Passover
A perfect way to use up hard-boiled eggs and herbs from the Seder.
Social Action Aspects of Death and Mourning
Giving charity, time, and effort is a traditional and significant way of honoring the memory of one who has died.
Tehines: Women’s Prayers
Not part of the fixed liturgy, women used these prayers to commemorate special holidays and special times in their lives.