Strange and Stranger: Reading Torah’s end and beginning on Simchat Torah
October 10, 2024
Elsie Stern, Ph.D., upacks what she describes as the downright strangness of Torah’s conclusion and beggining, in that order.
Elsie Stern, Ph.D., upacks what she describes as the downright strangness of Torah’s conclusion and beggining, in that order.
Rabbi Nicole Fix explains what theater and Sukkot have in common.
Rabbi Asher Sofman writes about what each of us can do to facilitate the nourishment and growth of every part of Creation.
Stop. Regret. Say. Commit: Rabbi Greg Hersh explains how these words can lead to personal growth.
Rabbi Marjorie Berman explores the loneliness epidemic, the work of Robert Putnam and the Days of Awe’s healing potential.
This Reconstructionist take on Elul takes inspiration from the author’s foray into journalism
How Tisha B’Av Can Help Us Find Strength in One Another
Revelation this Year? Especially in difficult times, we can learn from those who think and believe differently from ourselves.
For Shavuot, we’ve gathered a selection of interviews with authors that provide plenty of material for self-study or group discussion.Â
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