#Wetoo Dwell in Booths: Sukkot During the Kavanaugh Confirmation Hearings
The sukkah protects the vulnerable … and it exposes the violators
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Reconnecting to My Power as a Mother Through the Mikveh
What I didn’t expect was how much fun it would be. Each time I dipped, and came up to speak my words, I smiled and laughed.
The Profound Simplicity of Jewish Spirituality
The act of remembering ... is the heartbeat of Jewish spirituality.
Promise of a New Day: A Review of Alden Solovy's This Grateful Heart
I’m packing This Grateful Heart into my disaster-survival kit.
Removing “Kosher” from our Mikveh Terminology
It is revealing that quite regularly women tell me they prefer not to feel like a side of beef being kashered in her immersion process.
Faith Leaders Bring Life-Saving Water to Migrants in the Desert
Starting at sunrise beneath the brilliant waning moon, I ventured into the desert with 70 clergy and humanitarian aid facilitators. In each of them I saw a face of the Divine.
The Thread, One and Whole: A Review of Devon Spier’s "Heart Map and the Song of Our Ancestors"
“We are not merely connected like two ends of a thread,” the speaker says. “We are the thread./ One and whole.”
A Season to Engage our Grief through Creativity: The Three Weeks
Feeling our grief and pain, however hard it is to do, is what keeps us out of despair
Mah Tovu: Transforming Curses to Blessings in Parshat Balak
What does it look like to change curses into blessings? How might we become beacons of justice and compassion in these times?
A Rabbi Visits the Border and Shares What He Saw
The humanitarian crisis is often far worse than it is made out to be in most of the press.
