Susan Esther Barnes is a religious Reform Jew who can regularly be seen greeting people at her synagogue before services. She is a founding member of her synagogue’s chevra kadisha, and is fascinated by the many ways we can employ Jewish texts, traditions and rituals to enhance our modern lives.
The movie is bursting with multiple characters and human hearts looking for a place to go, hearts that go through their own internal civil wars.
What happened after the Holocaust says a lot more about the Jews than what happened during the Holocaust.
The American flag deserves at least as much respect as Uncle Herschel in the Cracker Barrel logo.
In the midst of an ugly and hellish war zone, a soldier insists on retaining a relic of beauty, a relic of her normal life, a relic that reminds her that war doesn’t define her.
It almost makes sense, except that war never makes sense…
Today, what’s rotten in the state of Denmark is the integrity of the country’s leaders.
Huck’s journey was Twain’s journey, but it extended beyond humanizing the Blacks to the Jews as well.
Taste Buds with Deb – Episode 122
JFSLA’s Community Impact Network aims to inspire and equip young adults to lead social change
A digital series produced by ILTV and sponsored by Israel Bonds is amplifying passionate voices speaking up for Israel
Mark Gerson’s new book, “God Was Right,” offers a continuous dance between ancient wisdom and modern science, and comes out with practical lessons on virtually every aspect of life.
