My Canadian husband and I got married in 2009 and immediately moved to Israel for the year. Knowing we would be moving back to Boston for me to finish rabbinical school, we reached out to an immigration lawyer to get things sorted.
Inspiring Story
The Continued Relevance of Telling Holocaust Stories
An interview with the composers of “Hidden: The Musical” – A story about Resilience and hope in difficult times.
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 Last Days and First Days
The Torah reminds us that even the most powerful kings cry in private, and so might we.
Is Purpose a Prerequisite to Having Children?
Musings on population growth, child-bearing, and replacement numbers.
The Pub Chaplain
People talk to me about the same things you might expect in any other pastoral setting.
Surprising, But Not Strange, Bedfellows
I had the privilege of spending this past Tuesday in Washington, D.C., with Elan Babchuck at the Religious Freedom and Business Foundation’s national gathering, Dare to Overcome.
Clal Counts Up
At Clal, we count up. That is not as simple as it sounds, especially in a world where most people count down,