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Flame of the Yahrzeit Candle

Rabbi Marina Yergin

February 19, 2024

The book cover features two photos: a young child and an older teen in a graduation robe

Some Varieties of Bar, Bat, and B’Mitzvah Possibilities

Len Felder, PhD

January 2, 2024

A Solar Eclipse Deserves a Blessing

By Roger Price

August 17, 2023

Jewish tradition considers an eclipse to be a bad omen. But it should be seen as an occasion for a blessing.

My Father, Denied Tahara

Sharon Anstey

August 9, 2023

Moses in Despair: On Suicidality and Receiving Help

Clare Griffin

March 14, 2023

Burning Away the Darkness: A Winter Solstice Ritual

By Kimi Hardesty

January 2, 2023

Winter Solstice seemed like the perfect time... a time to move from darkness to light.

Still, (Re)Turning: Finding Strength in Movement and Ritual

Bija Gutoff

September 28, 2022

The Legacy of My Uncle’s Name

by Cyd Weissman

September 7, 2022

A Different Way of Counting the Omer

by Rabbi Jill Hausman

April 3, 2022

The sefirot can be regarded a progressive stepping down of the power of God until it can come into our physical world.

Esther, the Mishkan, and the “Divine Miss M”

By Rabbi Lina Zerbarini

March 7, 2022

A question was brought: Why do we read about the building of the Mishkan, or Tabernacle, in the month of Adar, when Purim falls?

Blog

Flame of the Yahrzeit Candle

Some Varieties of Bar, Bat, and B’Mitzvah Possibilities

A Solar Eclipse Deserves a Blessing

My Father, Denied Tahara

Moses in Despair: On Suicidality and Receiving Help

Burning Away the Darkness: A Winter Solstice Ritual

Still, (Re)Turning: Finding Strength in Movement and Ritual

The Legacy of My Uncle’s Name

A Different Way of Counting the Omer

Esther, the Mishkan, and the “Divine Miss M”

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