Mordecai, Purim, and queerness come to invite all of us, queer or not, to work towards and reap the rewards of a free world.
Mordecai, Purim, and queerness come to invite all of us, queer or not, to work towards and reap the rewards of a free world.
Prayer is one of the most common and misunderstood parts of Jewish life. Here are five myths about Jewish prayer.
Take charge of your Jewish learning and the Torah service can become an opportunity to know and think Jewishly more today than yesterday.
The Shema is the twice-daily renewal of our vows, to focus on what matters in the world: love, relationship, community and the Holy.
Not only does God cry, but so does Moses in the basket when he’s found by Batya, Pharaoh’s daughter. Why does this moment matter?
Interested in leading services for your community? This guide will help you, step by step, take on this amazing communal role.
We can choose, in our relationships, to see others as if through G-d’s eyes. This helps us be less alone and to see one another’s dignity.
Our tradition mandates we pray three times a day, but why? There are 2 theories. But, we might ask: What does it mean to pray?
What can we learn about forgiveness from the Rabbis’ boogeyman? Esau is that boogeyman but we can learn from his relationship with Jacob.