Got An Extra Kiddush Cup? Heritage Judaica Can Help
The candlesticks were a wedding present. The Kiddush cup my mother brought back from a trip to Israel. The menorah the kids made in preschool. Judaism has a lot of ritual […]
Chag-tied: On the Stress of Holiday Invitations
How do you choose among holiday invites?
The Kevetching Korner: Where Did All My Kosher Chicken Go?
How a salmonella scare put a crimp in Rosh Hashanah.
Rosh Hashanah Recipes From The Rebbetzin’s Kitchen
You could make traditional desserts. Or you could make them with a twist.
Fatherhood On The Fringes Of Judaism
I feel this internal obligation to bring Judaism’s affecting force into my son’s life.
Navigating Judaism On A Small Campus
I am hopeful that others will find their home away from home.
Is it Time to Leave Our Orthodox Neighborhood?
Has my childhood neighborhood changed, or have I just outgrown it?
Getting A First Hand Look At Israel, Palestinian Territories
In mid-June, 25 students from the University of Minnesota traveled with Minnesota Hillel to Israel and the Palestinian Territories in search of a better understanding of one of the most […]
Teshuvah and True Connection
Teshuvah, at its best, has the power to help us recognize our own worthiness.
On Rabbi Cohen: Mind the Commentary, Please
I made the mistake of reading the comments.