The immersiveness of this Tu Bi’Shevat playlist and practice is a chance to find the softer, quieter parts of yourself at your own pace.

How to turn poems and prayers into liturgy

Join us for a special gathering focused on spiritual tools to support our community during the election season.

Based on the NACAC (North American Council on Adoptable Children) candle-lighting ceremony

How can we gather the courage to confront ourselves honestly and compassionately so that we can somehow realize a fresh start?

While I have always found Jewish mourning rituals to be meaningful, providing a structure through which to process one of life’s most difficult moments, I have also noticed over the years a few areas in which these rituals could be augmented to mark significant moments for the mourning family and the community that supports them. As someone who is deeply involved in organizations that specifically address Jewish mourning practices, I am particularly interested in seeing creative additions to the repertoire of Jewish mourning rituals.