Passover Calls For Us To Leap Towards Freedom, Even If Just Internally
Sometimes just finding the faith to be hopeful is a leap towards freedom.
Don’t Kill Time: The Potential Thrill Of Waiting Around
Even “waiting time” can be put to good use with a little imagination.
Janus Korczak: The Holocaust Victim Who Fought For Children’s Rights
Until his death in the concentration camps, Janus Korczak dedicated his entire life to making sure that children were protected and respected.
Praying With Our Feet And Marching With Our Prayers
While many will pray with their feet to end gun violence this weekend, I will pray by staying committed to observing Shabbat.
In The Mikveh, Two Women Find The Acceptance Judaism Has Denied Them
A story of a mother and daughter who come to the mikveh to find holiness and acceptance.
A Book List To Prepare You For Jewish Learning… In Israel Or At Home
A list of books for students who will be traveling to Israel to learn Jewish texts… or those who wish they were.
To Make A Torah Scroll Or A Community, We Change The Ordinary To Holy
Like creating a Torah, building community is a long and difficult process. But, always worth it.
Lenten Reflections: Triduum Sanctum, The 3 Holy Days Of Easter
The mysticism behind Christianity’s Holy Week.
AFI Film Club: Why The Wizard Of Oz Got Me Thinking About Sneakers
The first of the Wisdom Daily’s new series exploring themes from the American Film Institutes list of Motion Pictures.