Constrained Creativity
Rabbi Noah Zvi Farkas
October 13, 2021
We can be equally creative in our destruction of the world and each other as we are in creating it.
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Am I Jewish Enough: My Road to Conversion and Finding My Jewish Soul
Julie Gray
September 9, 2020
Julie Gray recounts the journey of her conversion to Judaism and how it was influenced by her move to Israel and meeting a Holocaust survivor.
An Open Letter to Jewish Parents About ‘Opting Out’
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
July 27, 2020
A real community is one that upholds those who have fallen. A true community exists even when times are difficult and scary.
With High Holy Days Looming, COVID-19 and Social Change Present, Rabbis Face New Challenges
Eva Robbins
July 13, 2020
For those of us who are clergy, we are acutely aware the Jewish year is winding down.
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Gerri Miller
April 15, 2020
We interviewed the director of the new film about 12-year-old with a Jewish mother, Muslim father, and a passion for cooking.
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Rabbi Zach Shapiro
December 26, 2019
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