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Job in the Synagogue
How the Book of Job made its way into Jewish prayer and ritual.
Contest: Win Kosher By Design Lightens Up!
New Years has come and gone, but we’re still firmly in the midst of resolution season. If, like my own ...
The Times Are A-Changing
In his final poetic speech to the Israelites, Moses encourages them to understand the potential for change in every generation.
Shemini Atzeret/Simchat Torah, Uncategorized
How A Communal Celebration (Shemini Atzeret) Reminds Us of the Dangers of Loneliness
While we may connect loneliness to situations of illness or grief, loneliness can be found among any number of life situations
Modern Maccabees: An African Hanukkah Story
This year, Hanukkah has special meaning for the Abayudaya Jews of Uganda. Hanukkah is not a major holiday like Shabbat or ...
I Just Nullified My Sins, and Now I Can Do Anything
I’ve been going to synagogue every morning this week, which is rare for me. I used to skip synagogue all ...
And God Took Note?
Joy and laughter, often embodied in children, can help us begin to live again after extreme disappointment and tragedy.
Moses’ Approach Towards Death
Several commentaries interpret Moses's going to the people before his death.
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“The State of the Union is …”
Every January I reflect on the lessons of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel and his good friend Dr. Martin Luther King, ...