Rabbi Barbara Penzner explores the topsy-turvy nature of the Purim story. The holiday’s message, she writes, is about the power of human beings to embody Godliness and do right in the world.
This a cappella performance is an interpretation of the Ashrei prayer, which is traditionally recited three times daily and drawn from Psalm 145. Â
Rabbi Asher Sofman explains the importance of JDAIM and inclusion work in the Jewish community.
Two rabbinical students elevate ways that all Jewish spaces can learn from the wisdom of the disability community.
Growing up, Rabbi Aya Baron saw Tu B’shvat as a way to get out of Hebrew school class. Now, she sees the holiday as a path to explore profound inner landscapes.
We all need nourishment. Learn how to make date and nut marble treats for your Tu B’Shvat gathering.Â
Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer offers appreciation for the bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, who spoke from the pulpit urging national leaders to have compassion on immigrants, LGTBQ folks and all who are vulnerable.
In this d’var Torah, Rabbi Steven Carr Rueben writes of the importance given to names in the Torah.
Stanley Levison may not be a household name, but the Jewish New Yorker was one of Martin Luther King Jr.’s closest friends and advisers. Evolve podcast host Bryan Schwartzman writes about what we can learn from their relationship.
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