Benjamin Franklin’s Contribution To Jewish Practice
The American founding father, who was born on January 17, 1706, has had a lasting impact on Judaism.
Being a Chief Listener
In my first job out of rabbinical school, I served as an assistant rabbi of a congregation of over 1000 … Continue Reading
From Radical Amazement To Fierce Urgency: Rabbi Heschel And Dr. King
We stand in a moment of transformation of the soul and the world.
Broadway, Antisemitism, and Being Proudly Jewish
How the Jews of Leopoldstadt compare to the Jews of Fiddler On The Roof.
Is Love Ever Unconditional?
Insofar as our society extols the virtues of unconditional love, our tradition calls the very premise into question.