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Be Fruitful & Recognize
Despite being a Jewish educator, I have never felt a strong, personal connection to our sacred texts. I read the Tanakh as one reads literature, though this particular series of books had way too many underdeveloped characters and a very loosely held-together plot.
Talkin 'Bout My Generation
Can you hear it? They’re talking about us again. They’re theorizing and pontificating on us 20s and 30s, jumping to conclusions about our Jewish identity. They’re pointing to declining numbers in affiliation with synagogues and other institutions, and they’re afraid. Terrified, even.
Finance Free Friday Nights: How Shabbat Can Help Ease Weekday Anxiety
Michigan Reform Jewish Clergy Urge Senator Levin to Support Anti-Bullying Bill
Sudan and South Sudan Reach Oil Deal
Preparing for Seven Billion: The Challenge of Slums
This post is part of our Planning for 7 Billion series, highlighting the challenges posed by a quickly growing global population. The world is growing—and fast.
Planning for 7 Billion: Water Scarcity
This post is part of our Planning for 7 Billion series, highlighting the challenges posed by a quickly growing global population. Two and a half years ago I celebrated Passover in China, attending Seder with Kehillat Beijing
Blown Away by Camp
I grew up at Jewish summer camp, went to Jewish day school, and have been a Jewish community professional for a decade.
Farm Bill Remains Work In Progress
When we last visited the Farm Bill, the Senate was considering, but then defeated, an amendment from