Parenting By Parsha: Tzav
I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but Passover is upon us. The weeklong festival of springtime, replete with family quality time (and sometimes drama), seder meals that last long into […]
How Does Antisemitism Become Part Of Political Conspiracy Theories?
If you’ve followed the political news over the past five years or so, there has been no shortage of crazy news stories and conspiracy theories. But why have so many […]
Rabbis’ Survey, Book Project, Looks At Generational Unity In The Digital Age
Rabbis Jeffrey Schein and Hayim Herring have both written books recently, and as it turns out, their areas of interest and the coronavirus era have proved the perfect match for […]
Mitzvah Magic Goes Drive-Thru
RSVP for a time slot for the April 11 event.
Multi-Ethnic Coalition Join Forces On Hate Crimes Bill
Press conference takes place at 11 a.m.
Who The Folk?! Josh Ferri
Woodworking used to be a hobby for Josh Ferri, until he saw how much more successful he was financially. Now, the new Twin Cities resident is the owner of Garage […]
Candy Board Trend Hits Minneapolis In Time For Passover
With three jobs and six kids between them, it’s not like Cassie Benowitz, Lauren Sundick, and Maddy Persuitti had a ton of extra time on their hands. But that hasn’t […]
Jewish Job: Therapist At JFS St. Paul
Job Title: Therapist Organization Name: Jewish Family Service of St. Paul Job Type: Part-time Salary Range: $30-$33/hour Deadline: April 19, 2021 Job Summary/Description: The Counseling Program at the Jewish Family […]
MRA Statement On Loosening COVID Restrictions
On a call earlier this week with the Minnesota Department of Health, hundreds of faith leaders across our great state were reminded by MDH about COVID precautions: “We are about […]
Who The Folk?! Marnie Dachis Marmet
What compels a person to start a business? How about multiple businesses, and running them at the same time? Throw in podcasting and writing a book, and that what entrepreneur […]