American Prom Season: Fancy Gowns and Midlife Musings
Nowadays, they say that 50 is the new 40, and, therefore, way too early for middle-aged laments or regrets.
The Value of Uncertainty
The world is filled with not-knowing, and navigating it is a crucial skill.
Cabaret, Racism, and Antisemitism in 2025
I deeply inhaled the scent of the lilacs on the trees, populating the green spaces that once framed the Warsaw Ghetto.
Our sister – May you grow into a multitude
Creating a 21st century Judaism that is relevant, dynamic, and inclusive.
Experiencing God’s Revelation through Gardening
With everything that can go wrong, seeing and tasting a plant bear fruit feels like a tiny miracle.
Disagreeing Well Is a Matter of Life or Death
Engaging with those who disagree with us is a major way we learn and grow.
Reconstructing Broken Narratives
The job of our generation is to create a tipping point, to help the new story come together.
The Meaning of Life: The real one, not Monty Python
I look back on my charitable work and realize that the deepest happiness in my life has come from making others happy.
Coming Home to Covenant: A Reflective Exploration of Pluralism and Partnership
Pluralism, as I understand it, is not mere tolerance. It is a courageous, committed engagement with difference.
What does it mean that there is one law for everyone?
Equal application of the law does not result in uniformity of judgment because every case is different.