Faith
How Movement And Nature Can Breathe Life Into Your Spiritual Practice
By incorporating more movement and nature into your spiritual practice, you’ll find that your Judaism can be greatly enriched.
How A Hasidic Woman Changed My Life In A Hospital Waiting Room
“I falsely stereotyped this woman based solely on her appearance.”
Why Women’s Torah Commentary Matters Today More Than Ever Before
2017 has been the year of women claiming agency — from the women’s march to Torah study.
Everything You Need to Know About Judaism’s Saddest Day of the Year
The Jewish day of mourning Tisha B’Av starts this Monday night. Here’s the history, customs, and tips to get through the day.
Our Three Faiths Tell Us That Trumpcare Is A Godless Attack On The Vulnerable
A rabbi, a priest and an imam write to say that the heartlessness of the Senate health care bill violates every religious principle.
Meet the Women Who Use Snarky Ad Campaigns to ‘Save Judaism’
“A rabbi once told me: Judaism is a great product, but the marketing sucks,” Gottesman said.
Obama Pleads With Jews to ‘Have Faith’ in Future at Hanukkah Parties
The families of Elie Wiesel and Shimon Peres lit candles at the parties.
How Hammurabi Got Under the Skin of One Orthodox Talmudist
Some Torah laws, such as an eye for an eye, also appeared in the Hammurabi Code of ancient Iraq. That discovery leads Ruchama King Feuerman to a crisis of faith.
Have We Reached the End of Traditional Religion?
Maybe the Christian right is right, after all. For almost 40 years now, they’ve been warning us that traditional religion is being eroded — and maybe we’ve reached a tipping point.
Keeping the Faith in Gun Control Fight
In an effort to push forward stalled gun control legislation, Vice President Joe Biden met on Monday at the White House with faith leaders, including three representatives of the Jewish community.