Starting from right where we are, we can radiate acts of chesed, or lovingkindness in our four amos.

So far, I have not dropped the ball. Will they pass the tradition to their children? Time will tell.

But I’ve found three ways to fight back against that feeling and take back the sense that I can make a difference to the world around me.

Fear is here to stay for the foreseeable future. What I need is a way to manage it. 

Every small thing we do because we believe that is what Jewish tradition demands from us is a step toward a more spiritual life. 

Some people believe the Earth is flat. They’re wrong, of course, but don’t try to tell them that. They have their reasons.

The desire to live a Jewish life and make a Jewish home takes more than teachers giving lessons. It takes the model of parents walking the walk.

So is breaking down a wall a good thing or a bad thing? Depending on how we respond, it can be harmful or healing