We Will Rehang the Mezuzah
When my children are ready, we will rehang the mezuzah. And we — battered, frightened, fierce, and unbroken — we are still here.
Stacy Abrams
When my children are ready, we will rehang the mezuzah. And we — battered, frightened, fierce, and unbroken — we are still here.
The puzzle pieces that our ancestors bring to us help shape who we are and what we do, part of L’Dor V’Dor is building our history.
In the next L’Dor V’dor Essay, tenth grader Emerson Blum shares about his family’s Jewish journey, leading through his own.
In another essay for the L’Dor V’Dor contest, Seth Golob shares about his family’s history and what passing down Jewish pride means to him.
In honor of Jewish Book Month turning 100, take a look at some awesome books to add to your reading list, ranging from kids to adults.
How did Leonard Cohen make me Jewish? In part, I learned to believe in myself. And that was only the first step in a longer journey.
Feminist Torah is an approach to how we relate to Torah and a set of commitments about which Torah to draw from in our teaching and learning.
This an exploration of my “temple envy” through the emotions of grief, wonder, and desire for Jewish unity during a recent vacation to Nikko.
What is it like being a Conservative Jew in Jerusalem and how do we understand the holiness of the holiest place in the world?
Hanukkah—when we read about the Maccabees resisting assimilation and Joseph embracing it—is a time to look at the art of assimilation wisely.
We are the Maccabees of our modern time and we have the responsibility to keep the Ner Tamid lit for another generation.
From a love of Judaism and Jewish history, my Jewish pride guides my actions, both public and private, and defines my sense of self.
Dig deeper into Jewish identity, memory, spirituality, and wisdom, exploring more into the question: “Why Be Jewish?”
What is healthy Jewish pride? While exploring the past, present, and future of Chanukah, Rabbi Bernat-Kunin proposes a new home ritual.
In the game of Jewish geography, you connect with who you don’t know by connecting through who you do know. But is the game good for us?
Collecting experiences helps us feel like we belong. By doing ‘Jewish,’ we create meaningful Jewish lives where spirituality feels less contrived.