It’s a strange thing to sit at a seder in an air-conditioned room in the suburbs, acting out what it must have been like to be enslaved in Egypt. The number one complaint I hear ...
A Mitzvah Hidden in Plain Sight By Rabbi Jonathan Jaffe Bernhard Almost every culture, across time and geography, has understood that a human body deserves care at the end of life. From ritual washings to ...
AJU Community Mikvah By Rabbi Tarlan Rabizadeh There was a time when couples married very young, often scared, innocent, moving directly from their parents’ home into a new family’s household. This was especially true for ...