A self-taught musical phenomenon, she had a huge impact on liberal Jewish worship.

Keshet's James Cohen shared this d'var at Temple Beth Zion's annual Pride Shabbat service in Brookline, MA.

It helps to know what lies behind the muted bindings and the denominational labels of today's wide array of possibilities.

Jewish communities from Boston to Berlin are growing and succeeding despite facing challenges.

The survivors said: "We were liberated, but we are not free."

Once taboo, "marrying out" is now commonplace and — outside Orthodoxy — widely accepted.

On Monday, Rachel Shukert blogged about Mad Men, Lenny Bruce style. Below is her satirical short fiction response to some ...

Matthue Roth worked on the set of the new CBS drama The Good Wife as an extra, and first blogged ...

Goldie Goldbloom‘s first novel, Toads’ Museum of Freaks and Wonders, comes out in February after having won the AWP Prize, ...

The divine name that God tells Moses at the burning bush expresses the different and evolving relationship that God has with every individual.