Springing Into Action
Spring Break is often a time for beach parties and fun in the sun, but for many students on college campuses throughout America, Spring Break is increasingly a time for serving our communities and...
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In Search of a Poetic Ritual for Yom HaZikaron/Ha'Atzmaut
Yom HaZikaron cannot only be about our own pain, for we will continue to hurt as long as others hurt.
Walking the Omer
This practice of counting, of singling out each day, also serves as a reminder to make each and every day count.
Civil Disobedience and Passover
There’s something we don’t talk about enough when we tell the Passover story, and that is civil disobedience—in particular, the civil disobedience of five women who enabled Moses to survive his...
Sounds of Seders
We still sing things like “Had Gadya” and “Dayenu,” but seldom are they as memorable as the songs that come from the heart.
Don't Pass Over Social Responsibility!
We cannot avoid the inexorable truth: there is more work to be done as a Jewish community!
Kos Miryam: The Cup of Miriam
In our ceremony for Passover, we focused on the redemptive properties of the living waters rather than on
Prepare for Passover with Ritualwell
Check out our Passover resources and you will find a wide variety of readings, songs, and poems. And, as you prepare for your seder, please remember to share your materials with us.
Soundtracks for Purim: Part Deux
What music might best serve as a soundtrack to this year’s Purim experience? Join our humorous debate!
What would Queen Esther say?
This year Purim falls on International Women's Day. What would our Purim heroines think about the rights and roles of women in today's world?