Start-Ups and Suffering the Need for Speed
Part of a yearlong Torah series on building and builders in Jewish spiritual life. Jimi Hendrix observed that “castles made of sand melt into the sea.” Sand buildings have their […]
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Communities of safety and repair
Part of a yearlong series on Torah’s wisdom about spiritual building and builders.
Why This Firstborn Will Go Silent Before Passover: The Social Justice Ta’anit Dibbur
Among Passover’s many customs, the fast of the firstborn (ta’anit bechorot) fell into disuse.
On removing leaven (again)
From builder Steve Silbert comes this updated sketchnote for the first day of Pesach:
Bedikat Chametz: Readying to Build Anew
Everyone in Jewish life is called to be a builder: that’s Bayit’s guiding principle. As Passover approaches…
Seder for the Seventh Night, by Rabbi Evan J. Krame
New from founding builder Rabbi Evan J. Krame comes a haggadah — not for the first or second…
Healing from the affliction of separation
Part of a yearlong series on Torah’s wisdom about spiritual building and builders…
Doorways
Part of a yearlong series on Torah’s wisdom about spiritual building and builders. I enjoy counting each mezuzah I see on doorposts while walking through a neighborhood. Whether or not […]
Building for Value Conflicts: Matching Insides and Outsides
Part of a yearlong series on Torah’s wisdom about spiritual building and builders. We build institutions and communities to support values, but buildings don’t live values: people do. What if […]
Building for Value Conflicts: Matching Insides and Outsides
Part of a yearlong series on Torah’s wisdom about spiritual building and builders. We build institutions and communities to support values, but buildings don’t live values: people do. What […]