For This Year’s Tisha b’Av
Here are three resources for Tisha b’Av — one new for this year, the other two reprised but hopefully still meaningful. What Gets Me Not just the litany of […]
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Here are three resources for Tisha b’Av — one new for this year, the other two reprised but hopefully still meaningful. What Gets Me Not just the litany of […]
Every summer the Bayit board gathers for a retreat. There are board meetings, of course. There are big-picture conversations about what we’re building, how we’re building it, whom […]
It’s Shabbat Hazon, the “Shabbat of Vision.” This Shabbat gets its name from tomorrow morning’s Haftarah, in which Isaiah describes a vision of calamities that will befall Jerusalem and […]
Part of an ongoing series that explores Torah through an ethic of social justice and building a world worthy of the Divine “Injustice anywhere is a threat to […]
How could one little doily mean so much? Growing up what we might now call Conservadox, it was pretty clear. Boys and men wore kippot; married (and widowed and divorced) […]
The first blessing of the Amidah names God as “God of” Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and in liberal Jewish spaces, also God of Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, and Leah. What does […]
This is an excerpt from R. Mark Asher Goodman’s Life Lessons from Recently Dead Rabbis: Hassidut for the People, now available for purchase. Illustration by Steve Silbert. Each chapter of […]
Part of an ongoing series that explores Torah through an ethic of social justice and building a world worthy of the Divine Last winter, my HIAS colleagues took a […]
Part of an ongoing series that explores Torah through an ethic of social justice and building a world worthy of the Divine I was in a shoe […]
I open with gratitude: I’m fortunate to serve as a volunteer on the boards of three non profit organizations dedicated to building Jewish community through education and outreach. This week […]