The Tabernacle, Teams, and Trans Athletes
As we learn about the building of the Tabernacle, we can learn more about how this compares with trans athletes and their teams.
Rachel Galanter
As we learn about the building of the Tabernacle, we can learn more about how this compares with trans athletes and their teams.
Parenting a child is a profound spiritual responsibility—one that involves teaching and guiding that child while also honoring their dignity as a unique individual. Sometimes,
In 2021-22, I interviewed 45 transgender Jews from across the US. Around 33% of participants had converted or were in the process of converting to
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There are many Jewish wedding customs out there, finding the right ones for you can help you explore the more subtle emotions of the event.
Making the choices for our queer wedding ceremony including the ceremony, ketubah, sheva berachot, circling, and breaking the glass.
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Aimee Close shares her story of becoming a synagogue member and the power and importance of Pride Shabbat and being welcoming.
Yakira Keshet offers a poem to commemorate Shavuot, her journey to Judaism, and the presence of our souls at Mount Sinai.