synagogue Archives – Page 3 of 38

Three Gatherings After a Massacre

Rabbi Robin Podolsky October 31, 2018

Cry, Don’t Politicize. 9 Comments on the Pittsburgh Massacre

Shmuel Rosner October 28, 2018

French Synagogue Vandalized With Anti-Israel Graffiti: ‘No to Zionists, No to Israel’

Aaron Bandler August 3, 2018

Two Jewish Buildings Firebombed in Sweden

Aaron Bandler December 11, 2017

Oh baby, baby: Five options for dealing with babies on the High Holy Days

Julia Moss September 18, 2017

A response to my critics

Rabbi David Wolpe June 13, 2017

More synagogues are phasing out mandatory dues

Ben Sales, JTA May 31, 2017

Israeli comedy probes religious and gender conflicts

Tom Tugend February 22, 2017

What I wish synagogues knew about single parents

Jewish Journal September 7, 2016

I’m not sure where to begin. I first want to say that my synagogue — and I think synagogues in general — have done a really great job of welcoming congregants who have converted, are intermarried, and are in gay and lesbian marriages.

How one Tulsa synagogue is baking its way to a better world

Jewish Journal July 11, 2016

Walk into Congregation B’nai Emunah on any Tuesday afternoon and you’ll barely get through the massive, light-filled foyer before it hits you: an aromatic wave of warm oatmeal and raisins, or perhaps a sweet surge of rich, melting chocolate chips.