Rabbi Dalia Marx, editor of the new Israeli Reform prayerbook, muses on the siddur as both reflection and shaper of community.
Rabbi Shira Koch Epstein breaks down a landmark study of road to the rabbinate.
A Jewish ethical tradition called Mussar and a uniquely Jewish approach to twelve-step recovery.
Opinions and approaches inhabit the entire spectrum of Jewish thought and practice, but how do they speak to each other?
More than a religion, resisting extremes, but also hard to pin down, Judaism and Judaism’s God inspire Arnold Eisen’s spiritual search.
For Rabbi Ed Feinstein meaning-making is story-telling, and the rabbi’s business.
Spiritual and political dynamics that motivate and shape the pulpit of Rabbi Rachel Timoner.
Novelist Howard Langer transplants a fictional Hasidic Dynasty to the heart of segregated America, to discover a truly New World.
Rabbi Yitz Greenberg takes us on a majestic odyssey of religious purpose and Covenant.