Interview with Comic Artist D. Marcos Vital
D. Marcos Vital will be one of the featured teachers at the St. Paul JCC’s ENGAGE! An Evening Of Jewish Learning this Saturday.
Recipe Contest: Shakshuka
Each day this week we’ll be posting a new recipe from one of our recipe contest finalists, with the winner announced on Sunday at Kosherfest. Today, Jennifer Robins’ shakshuka.
Creating A New Path For A Bar Mitzvah
As Nina’s children start to reach B’nai Mitzvah-age, she finds herself wondering how to best honor the tradition in a way that makes sense for her family.
Recipe Contest: Schwartz Challah
Each day this week we’ll be posting a new recipe from one of our recipe contest finalists, with the winner announced on Sunday at Kosherfest. First up, Adam Schwartz’s challah.
Mostly Mensch: Ghosts of Dating Past
Ebenezer Scrooge and I have something in common (other than a shared grumpiness many mornings)—we’ve both been visited by three ghosts.
Joy Veh’s Top 12 Tips For Being Jewish On Christmas
Everyone’s favorite love expert is here on Christmas to share her top 12 tips for surviving Christmas as a Jew.
Much aJew about Christmas, Part 2
Part One was about movies. Part Two is about, what else, Chinese food.
Top 12 Hebrew Phrases To Know Before Coming To Israel | Living in a Foreign Language
Embarking on a Birthright trip? Just want some Hebrew phrases for your toolbelt? Sam Blustin is here to help.
My Community Growing Social Experiment: A Check-In
I’m spending the next year-ish going on Jewish friend dates with the unselfish goal of learning more about joining and growing communities and the more selfish one of growing a Jewish community of my very own.
Rethinking Hanukkah Traditions, Or Why I’m Not Buying Mensch on a Bench
At the turn of the 20th century, Jews in America actually celebrated Christmas. Rabbi Jill Crimmings brings us up to speed on what’s happened since.