Today is the start of the liturgical season of Lent, and it has traditionally been a period of particular spiritual ...
This week’s Torah portion, T’rumah, represents another abrupt shift in focus within the book of Exodus from the mostly legal material of last week’s portion, Mishpatim, to the first of ...
Shai Cherry This week’s Torah portion is Mishpatim: Exodus 21:1 - 24:18 The plot of the Torah is not mysterious. It is not convoluted. It’s just... By Rabbi Erica Steelman This week’s Torah portion is ...
Grief and shock fell on the tight-knit mountain town of Truckee last week. A blizzard that should have brought pure joy to a snow-starved region instead delivered tragedy, as nine people died near ...
This week’s Torah portion came to life for a rabbi in an entirely new way after a recent mission in Minneapolis to confront ICE.
A program from Melton and Matan adapts Torah, prayer and holiday study for learners long left out of formal adult education.
Today, light is ambient and inexpensive. We leave it on without noticing. Against that backdrop, the requirement of a steady flow of pure oil for the Mishkan’s lighting can easily be underestimated.
For Purim, the Jewish communities of North Africa bake a special Purim bread roll called Ojos de Haman (eyes of Haman), with a whole egg cradled in the bread, with two strips of dough on top forming ...
This is trauma raised to a fever pitch. We are building our sanctuary in a landscape of chaos, racism, and rising antisemitism that seeks to make us feel homeless in our own skin.
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