“Float” In The Pride Parade In A Bowl Of Matzo Ball Soup
“What is the most memorable float you have ever seen in a parade?”
A Prayer for the Safe Return of Kidnapped Israelis
Audio and text (Hebrew and English) of a prayer written by an Israeli rabbi for the safe return of the three kidnapped Israelis.
My First Trip to Israel, A Story of Generations
Israel can be a history lesson, a family vacation, an of faith, a boost of Israeli pride, and an affirmation of why you give. For me, it was all of those.
Eat, Play, Love — Or How To Live Healthier
The statistics on childhood obesity in America are alarming. More than one-third of children and adolescents are obese or overweight. The health effects they will take into adulthood are serious, as are the social and psychological burdens overweight children sometimes bear.
An Israeli Curling Team? You Betcha!
If Jamaica can have a bobsled team, then Israel can surely have a curling team. The best Jewish curlers in the world descended on Blaine, MN, a couple weeks ago to test that theory.
You’re Invited: J-Pride at Pride
This year J-Pride has even more energy, enthusiasm, and ideas to make Twin Cities Pride week fabulous.
Where in the World is Israel: A Children’s Book
We interview Veronica Gagnelius about her new children’s book — her process, her inspiration, and why it’s an important book for aspiring little Zionists.
Play & Learn Café: A Place For Parents and Non-Parents Alike
Play and Learn Café is a new business concept to the Twin Cities that can give parents just what they need. It’s a place where parents can take comfort, knowing their child is playing in a safe place while they relax for a few moments.
The Artists’ Lab: Finding Judaism Through Art
We go in depth with two artists involved with the Sabes JCC Artists’ Lab, as well as what it means to do art within a Jewish context.
A Letter To All the Dads
I always knew that being a dad was quite an undertaking, but it wasn’t until Dave and I had Nava that I realized what a demanding job fatherhood truly is.