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A short history of how a movement founded to make synagogues feel less 'Jewy' spent two centuries quietly putting the Jewishness back
A New Yorker cartoon has lived rent-free in my head for years. In it, some kids are playing in a progressive early childhood center. One kid looks to the teacher and asks: “Do we s...
Anti-Zionists belong in our pews but not in our pulpits, writes the senior rabbi of Temple Beth El in Charlotte, North Carolina. -- The post What a 30-year-old fight over God can...
A new musical traces the origins of Reform Judaism to a question that, on paper, seems more likely to produce a subcommittee than a schism: Should a synagogue have an organ? In 184...
The rabbi who helped reinvent synagogue life in New York says the next generation of Jewish leaders needs to “rediscover” what binds Jews together. -- The post Rabbi Rolando Matalo...
Union for Reform Judaism slammed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's consideration of Glick, who has previously criticized the Reform and Conservative movements, as an 'outrageous...
After 50 years leading a unique Beginners Service, Rabbi Ephraim Buchwald is moving on. -- The post A rabbi’s lifetime of outreach and inroads appeared first on Jewish Telegraphi...
Imagine a celebration, writes the CEO of T'ruah, in which Israel would be part of the Jewish story, but not the whole story. -- The post Jewish New York deserves a parade as diver...
(JTA) — In 1975, Lincoln Square Synagogue on Manhattan’s Upper West Side had become the hottest ticket in town. And no ticket was required to attend services at the 600-seat Orthod...
Liberation of the slaves was a cause long dear to Jewish hearts. The post The Courage of Jacob and Commitment to the Union appeared first on Jewish Journal.
With Torah as our guide, God’s voice emerges as we turn towards each other. The post A Bisl Torah — God’s Emergent Voice appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Nathaniel Helfgot, Mosaic As a lifelong student, longtime teacher, and passionate lover of Tanakh, it was deeply satisfying to read Rabbi Ya'akov Trump's essay outlining the ideol...
The festival of Shavuot provides a well-placed opportunity to contemplate the choices we make on our Jewish journeys and how they will impact the next generation. The post Shavuot:...
We are meant to be learners. Our values guide our path, and our curious, thoughtful questions lead to a greater understanding of who we are meant to become. The post A Bisl Torah —...
Jeffrey Salkin, Religion News Service It turns out that every corner of progressive culture has a price of admission, and Jews are finding it progressively more difficult to pick...
Judaism calls on people not to flee the physical world, but to elevate it through Torah and mitzvot.
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