It\’s Sunday morning at the Church of Ocean Park, a Methodist church in Santa Monica that strangely lacks overt Christian insignia: there are no crosses or crucified Jesuses decorating the walls, but the stained-glass windows do picture a bearded figure tending to a flock of sheep, with a shaft of light illuminating his head.
To what extent do we (and would we) internalize the essence of the Torah?
What better place to visit as civilization teetered at the brink than the repository of much of civilization\’s bounty?
If Pesach signals the emergence of spring, with Shavuot, the season bursts forth in a riot of color and luscious flavors. \”Kosher by Design\” by Susie Fishbein, captures the beauty of every holiday with a feast for the eye as well as the palate.
An Illinois court ruled May 20 that the world\’s most ubiquitous burger joint must sink $1 million into education about Judaism\’s kosher laws.
Jana Rosenblatt\’s founding partners in Five Chicks Unlimited are four local businesswomen who have been touched by cancer. They bring expertise in finance, product research, Web design and customer service to the site.
Your article on the \”Rabbi Revolution\” (May 30) omitted one very important Westside rabbi.
Hardened by past failures, Israelis and Palestinians alike recognize that there is still a long way to go, and a lot that could still go wrong after President Bush\’s Wednesday meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his Palestinian counterpart, Mahmoud Abbas.
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