What’s in a Sukkah?
September 18, 2023
Talmudic specifications for the sukkah have much to teach us about embracing everyone.
Talmudic specifications for the sukkah have much to teach us about embracing everyone.
Explore the concepts of sin and repentance from a contemporary perspective.
Are you looking to bake something new and sweet for the High Holidays? Check out this mizrakhi treat, Bolo, to use for your break fast!
Rabbi Nathan Martin (RRC ’06) at Temple Beth Israel of Media offers a Reconstructionist approach to a traditional Rosh Hashanah ritual of tashlikh.
Forgiving yourself is a key aspect of teshuvah
Rabbi Alex Lazurus-Klein shows how a Reconstructionist prayer helps him confront profound loss.
At Shavuot, every Jew throughout time stands at the foot of Mount Sinai to recive the Torah. That powerful metaphor — passed down from an ancient midrash, or biblical interpretation — should provide every Jew a way to connect with a holiday that re-enacts God’s revelation.
Forty-nine days ago, we began an annual journey, and now we’ve arrived. We’re here at the foot of Mount Sinai. The Jewish people prepare for this moment
Make room for a new dessert at your Shavuot table, right between the cheesecake and blintzes – a Torah Scroll roll cake of milk and honey.
