JewishBoston.com
A Program of CJP - Combined Jewish Philanthropies
JewishBoston.com brings Greater Boston’s vibrant Jewish resources together into one inviting and open online destination that gets more and more people participating in Jewish life.
JewishBoston.com showcases all events and resources, making participation in Jewish life as easy as reading movie reviews or buying concert tickets online.
Organizations can use it to promote their services and presence. Individuals can link to it from Facebook and Twitter and other social media. Over time, everyone will be able to create content and personalize the site to their particular interests.
Want to share your voice? We invite you to blog on the site.
Want to bring your friends to an event? Update your Facebook status directly from JewishBoston.com.
Need to find a congregation? A preschool? A Jewish cause to get involved with? It's all here.
Questions? Concerns? Feedback? Please let us know at Support@JewishBoston.com.
JewishBoston.com showcases all events and resources, making participation in Jewish life as easy as reading movie reviews or buying concert tickets online.
Organizations can use it to promote their services and presence. Individuals can link to it from Facebook and Twitter and other social media. Over time, everyone will be able to create content and personalize the site to their particular interests.
Want to share your voice? We invite you to blog on the site.
Want to bring your friends to an event? Update your Facebook status directly from JewishBoston.com.
Need to find a congregation? A preschool? A Jewish cause to get involved with? It's all here.
Questions? Concerns? Feedback? Please let us know at Support@JewishBoston.com.
Our Blogs
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Finding a Mohel in the Boston Area: Resources for Your Baby Boy's Bris
Updated May 11, 2012 And G-d told Abraham, "This is my covenant which you shall keep between Me and you and thy seed after you...
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Community News
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Jews About Town: The Boston Jewish Food Conference
The first annual Boston Jewish Food Conference had partcipants learning, discussing and getting hands on with their food. For more information, check out this...
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Community News
Jews About Town: MIMOUNA
Last weekend, the New Center for Arts and Culture hosted their annual MIMOUNA event, bringing the Sephardic traditional end to Passover to life in our...
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Arts & Culture
Gluten-Free "Matzah" Ball Soup
Please note that these "matzah" balls take 2 - 4 hours to make. Please plan accordingly 4 eggs ½ teaspoon kosher salt ¼ teaspoon pepper...
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Food
Additional Readings to Enhance Your Seder: Haggadah Supplements
Creating the perfect seder is no easy task. You want the experience to be meaningful, but not too long. Authentic, but relevant. Traditional, but contemporary....
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Judaism & Spirituality
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Seder with a Generous Helping of Social Justice: The ReachOut! Haggadah
This year, when we gather together to celebrate Passover, the Jewish holiday of freedom, we will eat a great meal, enjoy four glasses (at least!)...
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Social Activism
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Election 2012: Supplemental Readings for Your Passover Seder
Passover is a holiday that invites discussion. The seder, performed at home, around the dinner table, is built on a structure of asking questions, offering...
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Judaism & Spirituality
Lemon Thyme Roasted Chicken: An Easy Gluten-Free Entree for Passover
1 large roasting hen (~6 pounds), giblets removed 7-8 sprigs of thyme 2 whole lemons ¼ cup olive oil Kosher salt Pepper Preheat the oven...
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Food
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Five Passover Menus: You Pick Yours!
Shopping for Passover can be tricky. Depending on how strictly you’re adhering to the specific rules about what’s kosher for Passover, you may need to...
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Food
Dill Carrots: An Easy Gluten-Free Side Dish for Passover
2 pounds of baby carrots or carrot sticks 3 table spoons of olive oil 3/4 cup chopped fresh dill Boil a pot of water....
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Food
