June 24, 2022
0
After the U.S. Supreme Court reversed the 1972 Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion in the United States on Friday morning, several local and national organizations have released statements […]
Continue readingApril 21, 2022
0
For Hadar Pe’er, St. Paul’s Israeli shaliach, Passover in the Twin Cities has come with some surprises. “I’m coming here from a very different culture,” Pe’er said. “I’m seeing different […]
Continue readingMarch 29, 2022
0
A role in leadership at the Rabbinical Assembly is nothing new for Rabbi Harold Kravitz; after all, he’s held four of the five officer positions in the organization. On Tuesday […]
Continue readingMarch 25, 2022
4
The story starts long ago. When I was growing up, my father was Jewish and my mother was Catholic. They attended services at a local synagogue before I was born […]
Continue readingMarch 21, 2022
0
After two years of virtual seders, it’s back: TC Jewfolk brings you a matchmaking service to help find a Passover Seder in your area—or invite guests to your meal. If […]
Continue readingJanuary 28, 2022
0
During Rabbi Tobias Moss’ first winter in Minnesota, he went to the Luminary Loppet on Lake of the Isles, a winter staple for Minneapolis, and thought it would pair perfectly […]
Continue readingJanuary 21, 2022
0
The great thing about Shabbat is that it comes every week. But this week, it comes at a time as the Jewish community in the United States is reckoning with […]
Continue readingNovember 5, 2021
0
This is the story of Isaac,” begins this week’s Torah portion, “son of Abraham.” After weeks of stories that star Abraham and Sarah, it seems as though Isaac will finally […]
Continue readingSeptember 10, 2021
0
This week’s Torah portion is short and sweet — just one chapter of the book of Deuteronomy — which suits me just fine. Who has time to be reading long […]
Continue readingSeptember 1, 2021
0
Last year, clergy and congregants alike hoped that last year’s High Holiday services over Zoom or being live-streamed was going to be a one-off, and come 2021, we’d all be […]
Continue reading