Seder rituals can be tools of well-being and resilience that we can call up whenever we feel the need for strength or joy.
Every year, the yellow liner peers through the translucent ivory tablecloth embroidered with a chain of floral design. On top … Continue Reading
As we look at this world right now, the framing of Dayeinu can be enormously helpful. It requires us to take things one step at a time.
Take a listen as Clal’s Rabbi Brad Hirschfield appears on not one but two podcasts this week! First, on the … Continue Reading
One of the many glues that binds our family together is our love of storytelling.
The Sages distinguish between two Passover celebrations — the first one, called Pesach Mitzrayim, the Passover of Egypt, and every other Passover celebration after that one, known as Pesach Dorot, the Passover of subsequent generations.
Clal’s Rabbinic Faculty share their thoughts on Passover this year.
