Healing Hands for Haiti: a Local Activist's Perspective on the Crisis
I worry that Haiti is already slipping from people’s attention and interest and the real work has not even begun.
I worry that Haiti is already slipping from people’s attention and interest and the real work has not even begun.
Now that I’ve finally decided to become a Rabbi, the question I ask myself is in which field does that fall, science or law?
The third post in TC Jewfolk’s series for Jewish Disability Awareness Month. A guest column by Shelly Christensen.
Rabbi Locketz of Bet Shalom Congregation opines on how Valentine’s Day is NOT a Jewish Holiday. And what we should do about it.
Celebrating 100 years of the Jewish Family Children’s Service of Minneapolis’s important work, from resettling Holocaust survivors to helping the unemployed.
The second post in TC Jewfolk’s series for Jewish Disability Awareness Month. A guest column by Shelly Christensen.
Robin Washington, Editor of the Duluth News Tribune, reflects on his one-on-one with civil rights leader Rosa Parks.
The first in TC Jewfolk’s series for Jewish Disability Awareness Month. A guest column by Shelly Christensen.
This week’s hot release of the iPad gets AISH Minnesota Rabbi Da-vid Rosenthal thinking about what we can’t live without. Like cell phones… or not.
A Call for Action on this Jewish “Holiday of Trees” from Margaret Levin, State Director of the Sierra Club North Star Chapter.