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What is counting the omer? How can I participate?

What is counting the omer? How can I participate?

I've been hearing a lot about "counting the omer" lately. What does this mean and how can I participate?   “Counting the omer (Sefirat haOmer)” is... Read More
A Real-Life Purim Superhero: An Interview with Elisabeth Kushner

A Real-Life Purim Superhero: An Interview with Elisabeth Kushner

By Melanie WeissOriginally posted on Keshet's blog on Myjewishlearning.com The world’s first LGBT inclusive Jewish children’s book in English has arrived! Published by Kar-Ben Publishing, an... Read More
Posted in: Kids & Parenting
Christmas Mass 101: A Cheat-Sheet for Jews

Christmas Mass 101: A Cheat-Sheet for Jews

Christmas Mass seems to fascinate lots of Jews, perhaps because in a holiday that is otherwise overflowing with presents and boozy signature drinks, this is... Read More
Posted in: Personal Stories
The Mysteries of Stocking Stuffers... Unpacked

The Mysteries of Stocking Stuffers... Unpacked

Chanukah is not, religiously speaking, a major holiday. It's been elevated in order to make Jewish children feel less left out during the Christmas season.... Read More
Posted in: Personal Stories
Don't Tell Me Hanukah is a Minor Holiday

Don't Tell Me Hanukah is a Minor Holiday

I like Hanukah. I like the candles, especially the ones that look like crayons with the twisting sides that look like they’re made of sugar... Read More
Introducing the Shabbat of the Month Club

Introducing the Shabbat of the Month Club

Since launching Shabbat of the Month we have had an extraordinary response. The excitement to share Shabbat with your families has inspired us and we... Read More
Posted in: Kids & Parenting
A Brief History of Chanukah

A Brief History of Chanukah

Curious to learn more about where this holiday comes from? Check out these links. The History Channel has a brief summary of the events of... Read More
Love, Faith, and Other Dirty Words: An Original Interfaith Play

Love, Faith, and Other Dirty Words: An Original Interfaith Play

Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Christian, atheist... This original play comissioned by the New Center is making its world premier this week and shares the highs and... Read More
Posted in: Arts & Culture
Is there a Jewish prayer for Thanksgiving?

Is there a Jewish prayer for Thanksgiving?

My wife grew up Christian. For her family, Thanksgiving always starts with a prayer. I'll be joining my in-laws for Thanksgiving this year, and they've... Read More
Thanksgiving: The American Sukkot

Thanksgiving: The American Sukkot

By Rabbi Navah Levine, Rabbi-Educator, Temple Emeth The leaves have fallen and there are no Jewish holidays… It must be November! But wait... As I... Read More
 
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