New from Bayit Games: Kadesh Urchatz
New from Bayit Games, the second in a series of seder innovations from Steve Silbert and Mary Walter: introducing Kadesh Urchatz. Creator Steve Silbert writes: When I was a […]
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New from Bayit Games: the rebooted Seder Plate
First in a line of Passover innovations, in time for this year’s Passover seder, introducing… the rebooted Seder Plate. This is the brainchild of Bayit Games Lead Builder Steve Silbert, […]
Vaera: Our Cup Undrunk For Now
Part of an ongoing series that explores Torah through an ethic of social justice and building a world worthy of the Divine. Liberation can feel like grace. In the […]
Shemot: Leadership, Lessons, and a Burning Bush
Image source. Part of an ongoing series that explores Torah through an ethic of social justice and building a world worthy of the Divine. This week’s parsha, Shemot, sets […]
Vayechi: Connecting the Dots
Part of an ongoing series that explores Torah through an ethic of social justice and building a world worthy of the Divine. This week’s parsha, וַיְחִ֤י, Vayechi, is the […]
Vayigash: Risking Everything
Part of an ongoing series that explores Torah through an ethic of social justice and building a world worthy of the Divine. At its base, VaYigash is the parsha […]
Miketz: Food Justice
Part of an ongoing series that explores Torah through an ethic of social justice and building a world worthy of the Divine. Joseph was thirty years old when he […]
Vayeshev: To Speak Out Without Shaming the Other
Part of an ongoing series that explores Torah through an ethic of social justice and building a world worthy of the Divine. Parshat Vayeshev is loaded with famous bible […]
The Light Travels: Hanukkah 5783
New from Bayit’s Liturgical Arts Working Group comes this offering of new liturgy, poetry, and art for Hanukkah — this year arising both from the climate crisis, and from the perennial […]
Vayishlach: Using Both Hands
Part of an ongoing series that explores Torah through an ethic of social justice and building a world worthy of the Divine. הַצִּילֵ֥נִי נָ֛א מִיַּ֥ד אָחִ֖י מִיַּ֣ד עֵשָׂ֑ו כִּֽי־יָרֵ֤א אָנֹכִי֙ […]