As more American Jews intermarry, seminaries face calls to ordain intermarried rabbis
Lex Rofeberg was a junior in college and thinking about becoming a rabbi when he hit a roadblock: he was dating a non-Jew.
No time to study Kabbalah? Try the coloring book.
“I was down and didn’t really feel a lot of creativity. But I realized that having a creative project in lockdown could be inspiring.”
Yotam Ottolenghi’s ‘Flavor’ and the ‘epic revelation’ of a Lag B’omer potato
Yotam Ottolenghi’s ‘Flavor’ and the ‘epic revelation’ of a Lag B’omer potato
During the pandemic, deli food booms in the Bay Area
Jewish chefs/restaurateurs have created new concepts to bring comfort to Jews (and others) who may find it in a bowl of matzo ball soup.
Eden Grinshpan, the other Jewish Top Chef judge, celebrates Israeli food
Eden Grinshpan has the kind of career many food-lovers would envy; the host of Top Chef Canada.
The Jewish couple behind the Central Park women’s statue
The Jewish couple behind the Central Park women’s statue
How these couples solved the pandemic Jewish wedding dilemma: to wed or wait?
How these couples solve the pandemic Jewish wedding dilemma: to wed or wait?
It’s the ‘biggest, queerest Jewish wedding’—and you’re invited
Chaya Milchtein and JodyAnn Morgan are inviting everyone via Zoom to their big, queer Jewish wedding.
Psychedelic journeys helped Holocaust survivor George Sarlo. Now he’s helping others on their own journeys.
Holocaust survivor George Sarlo helps others with psychedelics
As COVID-19 rages at San Quentin, a prison rabbi and activist offer comfort and support
As COVID-19 rages at San Quentin, a prison rabbi and activist offer comfort and support