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How to Be Truly Caring to People in Need
We all want to show our love, concern and support to our friends and neighbors in need, in the ways that will be welcome and helpful. Indeed, we know that it is a mitzvah (sacred obligation) in Judaism to visit the sick and console the bereaved. And, while we have these mitzvot, Judaism also outlines specific rules and boundaries to make sure we respect the needs and dignity of the people we are helping.
MLK Weekend and Effective Year-Round Advocacy
The struggle for racial equality doesn’t belong to all, and therefore, we must tell the story in a way that strengthens our role without co-opting the narrative.
What You Should Know about Jewish Prayer Garb
Prayer is a central tenet of Judaism. Jews pray as a way to connect with the Divine, chant ancient poetry, and join with others in community during weekday prayer, Shabbat, and other holidays. Although prayer can be done without the use of ritual items, some Jews find deep spiritual meaning in wearing special items to enhance this sacred experience.
Machon Kaplan | Internship Postings with our Partners
Check out these open internship postings from some of our partners: National Association of States United for Aging and Disabilities (NASUAD) The National Association of States United for Aging and Disabilities (NASUAD) was founded in 1964 under the name National Association of State Units on Aging
8 Indian Jewish Recipes to Spice Up Your Cooking Repertoire
Did you know that India’s Jews come from four distinct groups who can trace their Indian roots back to ancient times? As in all Jewish communities around the world, Indian Jews translated their culinary tastes and the laws of kashrut to embrace the foods of the region.
Post-College Jobs and Opportunities in the Reform Jewish Community
Looking for a fast-paced, exciting way to stay involved in the Jewish community after college? There are several jobs and opportunities for those looking to connect with and contribute to the Reform Jewish community through career and short-term opportunities. Check them out below!
3 Recipes for Ice Cream with a Jewish Twist!
Whether it’s during Shavuot, on a toasty summer day, on Ice Cream for Breakfast Day (the second Saturday in February), or even in the middle of winter, ice cream is one of the most beloved desserts we can think of – and we’ve got a few Jewishly inspired recipes you’re going to love.
Last-Minute - and Not-so-Last-Minute - Purim Costume Ideas for Adults and Kids
Purim costumes are a time-honored tradition dating back to the 16 th century. Here is a list of Jewishly themed Purim costumes that are fun for the whole family. Get creative with them!
Watch with Your Kids: The Hanukkah Shaboom! Special
Lickety latke! Disappearing donuts, giant spinning dreidels, and an impromptu party are all part of this miracle-filled Hanukkah episode from Shaboom!
Judaism Classes
Learn about Jewish spirituality, ethics, practice, and community in our online classes.