HaBaitah For The Holidays
Christmas is not a big holiday for most Jews. But for converts to Judaism, Christmas often means a trip home for a porkless reunion with the mishpacha.
Jay Michaelson to Speak on The Religious Case for Same-Sex Marriage
Jewish writer, scholar, and LGBT activist Jay Michaelson comes to the Twin Cities to teach about how Jewish and Christian religious texts and values actually support same-sex marriage, and how amendment opponents can bring a religious perspective to conversations about the proposed Minnesota state constitutional amendment.
God Bless the Whole World – No Exceptions
How is it that people made in the image of God can enact evil? This is a question without an answer. But our tradition insists upon the pure and holy essence of every human being. No exceptions.
'Question One' Listens Deeply to Both Sides of Marriage Divide
The documentary “Question One” tells the story of Maine’s same-sex marriage campaign, points to important lessons for Minnesota, and shows how a Jewish filmmaker uses his life experience to tell the story.
TC Blogger Finds “Pretty Good Reasons” to Oppose Marriage Amendment
A blogger turns outrage at the proposed Minnesota marriage amendment into a civil and informative daily read designed to persuade voters why the amendment is bad for Minnesota.
On Matisyahu, Shaving, Facing Truth, and Finding Ourselves
Matisyahu shows the world his face and gives us an opportunity to re-claim our identity.
The Religious Case for Gay & Lesbian Equality
Jay Michaelson’s ‘God vs. Gay?’ powerfully argues that Jewish and Christian religious values require affirmation of gay and lesbian people and their relationships.
The Religious Case for Gay & Lesbian Equality
Jay Michaelson’s ‘God vs. Gay?’ powerfully argues that Jewish and Christian religious values require affirmation of gay and lesbian people and their relationships.
Waking Up
The month of Elul provides an opportunity – or perhaps a nudge – to wake up and pay attention.
Coming Home
Our souls and our hearts can lead us to great joy, if we can listen and follow.