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Torah as a guide to personal growthFollowing the framework of the ancient tradition of weekly Torah reading, Shefa Gold shows us how to find blessing, challenge and the opportunity for spiritual transformation in each portion of Torah. An inspiring guide to exploring the landscape of Scripture... and recognizing that landscape as the story of your life.Torah Journeys: The Inner Path to the Promised Land promises to turn the year-long cycle of ...

From the creator of the Velveteen Rabbi's Haggadah, a new siddur for the day of Shabbat.Renew Our Hearts balances tradition with innovation, featuring liturgy for morning (shacharit and a renewing approach to musaf, the "additional" service of Shabbat and festivals), afternoon (mincha), and evening (ma'ariv and havdalah), along with curated works of poetry, art and new liturgies from across the breadth of Jewish spiritual life.In the trans-den...

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What more could I ask for than a chair at your bright yellow table, high as clear skies, pine trees, and the dusty red roofs of Jerusalem.Lori Levy's delicate poems oscillate vividly between the sensation of dayenu-moments, when we feel perfectly whole and at peace -and our craving to experience more: more of this life, again, more of this place, or another place, of another moment. Levy merges nostalgia and carpe diem as she recalls important...

This collective biography "captures the diversity of the global Jewish community, showcasing Jews of different racial backgrounds, gender and sexual identities, and religious orientations from secular to Orthodox. Instead of focusing exclusively on icons, we included an eclectic mix of both lesser-known and renowned personalities with engaging, inspiring, and meaningful stories that will resonate with children of all backgrounds"--

In 1969, Arthur Waskow created the Freedom Seder to address America's racial issues a year after the assassination of Martin Luther King. It began a revolution in American Judaism, using the ancient Passover Seder ritual to tell a contemporary story of liberation and combining the ancient and the timely in a way that lay the path for subsequent repurposing of the Seder for other messages.Liberating Your Passover Seder tells the story of those ...

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At once accessible and lyrical, the poems of David Curzon represent a spiritual imagination in the broadest sense of the term. The ninety poems in this collection are special for their autobiographical themes-a youth in Australia, spiritual wanderings in India, and adoption of New York City as home-but also

צוליב דער פּאַנדעמיע פּון קאָוויד 19, קען רויה נישט פֿײַערן דעם יום־טוב פּסח צוזאַמען מיט איר באַליבטער באָבען. "צי האָט די באָבע אַמאָל פֿריער געמוזט זײַן אַלײן פֿאַר פּסח? " פֿרעגט זי איר טאַטע ־מאַמען. דער ענטפֿער איז יאָ. און רְוָיה לערנט פֿון דער באָבען וועגן אירע איבערלעבונגען ווי אַ קינד אין דער וואַרשעווער געטאָ.Because of the covid pandemic, Reva can't celebrate Passover with her Bubby, her beloved grandmother. "Has Bubby ever been alone for a Passover before?" she ...

Tikkun means to repair and heal. With this book of new Jewish tales fashioned from ancient stories, Rabbis Berman and Waskow aim to repair our past, renew our future, and captivate our imaginations.The eleven stories in this volume draw from and expand the midrashic tradition of Jewish creativity. They include a a mythical quest by Noah and his wife Na'amah to save the world from modern-day rising oceans, retelling the Torah's most difficult s...

Because of the Covid pandemic, Reva can't celebrate Passover with her Bubby, her beloved grandmother. "Has Bubby ever been alone for a Passover before?" she asks her parents. The answer is yes, and as Bubby tells the story of a Passover in her childhood, Reva learns an important lesson about resilience.

The story of Tirzah Persephone Horowitz's, the brown-skinned, Jewish descendant of "the plantation and the shtetl, " as she travels to Israel's holy city of Tzfat and discovers monsters"--

These are poems from when I walked about Shanghai and thought about the meaning of the Holocaust. Why did I think about the meaning of the Holocaust? That is answered by what brought me to China in the first place. What brought me to China? Only the encounter with the plain reality that in the West the Nazis really won, under a hundred different names. Theirs was not a unitary thought. Gathering my own thoughts in a unity, I came to the conclu...

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Arthur Kurzweil grew up hearing his father's tales of Dobromyl, the small town-a shtetl - in what is now Ukraine, which his father had left behind as a child when his family emigrated to New York in the 1920s. As a young man in the 1970s, Arthur obsessively sought to rediscover this lost world, researching in the New York Public Library and tracking down the shtetl's surviving emigrants. This research led him write his best-selling book, From ...

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