Coastal Roots Farm’s Creates Drive-Thru Sukkot Event
Kylie Ora Lobell
October 1, 2020
This year, the farm’s Sukkot Harvest Festival will look a little different because of COVID-19.
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Shavuot Gets Hip
Sue Fishkoff
June 9, 2005
Is Shavuot becoming hip? The holiday, which begins June 12, may be one of Judaism\’s three major festivals, but it had never caught on in America like its more popular cousins, Passover and Sukkot.
The tradition of tikkun l\’eil Shavuot, the all-night study session that marks the commemoration of God\’s giving of the Torah at Mt. Sinai, is celebrated by most Orthodox Jews and many Conservative congregations. But for many unaffiliated and non-Orthodox Jews, the holiday has gone fairly unnoticed.
Until recently.
New Channel BeamsJewish Programming
Eric Silver
May 15, 2003
The soap opera, argues Shlomo Ben-Zvi, is the most Jewish of all television formats.
Do Film Festivals Build Jewish Identity?
Joe Berkofsky
February 6, 2003
The study, \”Can Watching a Movie Lead to Greater Jewish Affiliation?\” insists that the burgeoning Jewish film festival scene holds not only big box-office potential, but the possibility of moving unaffiliated Jews \”along the continuum of Jewish involvement.\”
Reading Into the Holidays
Denise Berger
August 29, 2002
A few years ago, Aish HaTorah Rabbi Yaacov Deyo (of SpeedDating fame) presented me with a book before Rosh Hashana. With this simple, gracious gesture he changed forever the way I relate to what can be the most daunting time on the Jewish calendar.
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