The Jewish Family: Signs of Early-Stage Dementia in a Parent
Through Torah and Jewish values, we can learn more about supporting the family when a parent is diagnosed with early stage dementia.
Wally Klatch
Through Torah and Jewish values, we can learn more about supporting the family when a parent is diagnosed with early stage dementia.
When I study Torah, I always do two things: 1. I ask myself, how did what I just read apply to my life? 2. I can give myself an opportunity.
This Tiny Tikkun is a collection of pathways. Each source sheet offers a journey, learn them in order or wherever you feel drawn.
Before beginning Torah study, Jewish tradition teaches us to recite a series of blessings known as Birkat HaTorah.
Did God give the fully-written Torah to Moses at Sinai? Or as the Torah compiled and edited by people? What does that mean spiritually?
How do you get started learning Torah? Where do you even begin? I have four recommendations for you that will help you get going.
Every person’s study experience with Tanakh is simultaneously unique and unifying. May we all learn and grow together in the days to come.
The Exploring Judaism team has prepared this printable sheet of common terms you might encounter in your Torah study that might help you out.
Here are our top ten Torah resources you should know, including Conservative/Masorti organizations and resources for kids and families!
In a written teshuvah, Rabbi Jane Kanarek explains the answer to the question, “Should women and girls wear a headcovering?”
B’nei Mitzvah are one of today’s best known Jewish milestones, marking coming of age as an “adult” and responsibility for one’s own actions.
If we try to look past the tangible, if we focus on the other, in relationship, we can come to see the Divine, even if only for a second.
Long Shabbat afternoons can be intimidating, here’s how Rabbi Sydni Rubinstein spends her time and why it’s her favorite time all week.