A New-Old Currency For Celebrating Our 250th All Year Long
Imagine if we all simply agreed to start any conversation about America or American Jewish life with an articulation of the things about which we are grateful.
Daily Life
Learning from the Pain of the Narrow Places
April 1st, 2024: the day my mind rebelled against my body stubbornly insisting that I was fine, when, in fact, I was an April Fool.
Resilience in Adversity: What I Learned from Starting a Church in New York City
Church planting in a place like Manhattan is not for the faint of heart.
On Pyramids and Impermanence
One of the many glues that binds our family together is our love of storytelling.
Clawing for Legitimacy
We fight for attention. We fight for resources. But perhaps we fight most over our own sense of legitimacy – that we belong, deserve a good … Continue Reading
“Birah Doleket”
The Torah doesn’t spend so much time on why God specifically picked Abraham to spread God’s message.
How I Learned Empathy From A “Baby On Board” Sign
“What a dumb sign”, I thought. And then I thought some more.