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Compelling Meanings of the Circumcision Covenant: ‘Brit Milah’

I find the meanings I’m going to discuss here sufficiently compelling that were I to have a child with a penis, I would circumcise him/them, in spite of the important arguments on the other side.

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Project Kesher: Supporting Jewish Life in Ukraine and the Former USSR

Project Kesher presents pragmatic programs in Ukraine in which Jewish values inspire social activism.

Our Jewish Identities Are Situational

'Jewish' foods vary from place to place as Jews adopt the cuisines of their neighbors.

Becoming Jews of Mixed Identity

Mixed identity causes some mixed feelings away at college.

Tashlikh at Home

Ritual to do at home with a bowl of water and ice

Getting Ready for Elijah

Were the Prophet Elijah to arrive at our seders, what would he witness? Are our lives filled with empathy and compassion? Are we dedicated to justice and peace?

On Juneteenth, Joy and Grief Mingle for Black Jews - Rabbinical Student Koach Frazier

When Koach Baruch Frazier prepares their seder plate, they nestle beets next to okra, blackeyed peas, eggs boiled in hibiscus tea, hot red peppers, baked sweet potato and cornbread, all arranged in a plate set next to a kiddush cup fizzing with red soda, in observance of Juneteenth.

Peoplehood Reconsidered

Rabbi Toba Spitzer dives into the use of metaphors in framing a picture of the Jewish people that is encompassing and defining, drawing on three conceptual metaphors: "covenant," "narrative" and "tribal."

The Reconstructionist Network

Serving as central organization of the Reconstructionist movement

Training the next generation of groundbreaking rabbis

Modeling respectful conversations on pressing Jewish issues

Curating original, Jewish rituals, and convening Jewish creatives

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