What Sex Workers and Farts in the Talmud Teach Us

What Sex Workers and Farts in the Talmud Teach Us

Healy Slakman, Jewish&, 09/22/2022

Rabbinic Reflections on Redemption

Ladino Birthing Song Signals Rebirth at New Year

Ladino Birthing Song Signals Rebirth at New Year

Team Be’chol Lashon, Jewish&, 09/21/2022

New Setting of Old Words

Ethiopian Jewish Sukkot Traditions as a Model for Building Communities of Belonging

Ethiopian Jewish Sukkot Traditions as a Model for Building Communities of Belonging

Michal Avera Samuel and Rabbi Ruth Abusch-Magder, Jewish&, 09/20/2022

Setting aside time for creating a community of equals.

Sephardic High Holy Days Music Reimagined

Sephardic High Holy Days Music Reimagined

Team Be’chol Lashon, Jewish&, 09/19/2022

Artist brings together the Sephardic diaspora in new project

Meet a Few Clergy of Color Leading Us Into 5783

Meet a Few Clergy of Color Leading Us Into 5783

Team Be’chol Lashon, Jewish&, 09/15/2022

These Be’chol Lashon bloggers are taking to the bimah for Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur

A Modern Avinu Malkeinu for Transforming Our World

A Modern Avinu Malkeinu for Transforming Our World

Sabrina Sojourner and Team Be’chol Lashon, Jewish&, 08/30/2021

Avinu Malkeinu, open our hearts so that we will see all the things we have been unwilling to see, and grow in humility and compassion.

Tunisian Recipe for Spinach & Hope in the New Year

Tunisian Recipe for Spinach & Hope in the New Year

Healy Slakman, Jewish&, 08/27/2021

As you get ready for this Rosh Hashanah, remember that prayer can go beyond words and consider what makes you feel full and what makes you feel at home.

Four Suggestions to Building Communities of Belonging this High Holy Days

Four Suggestions to Building Communities of Belonging this High Holy Days

Team Be’chol Lashon, Jewish&, 08/26/2021

In 5782, we have four suggestions for effective engagement in building communities of belonging.

Get Personal: Reflections and Change for the Jewish New Year

Get Personal: Reflections and Change for the Jewish New Year

Davi M Cheng, Jewish&, 08/24/2021

The Covid-19 pandemic has changed us, how we interact with people, how we behave and how we live. I find one tradition that is not affected by this pandemic.