These are the Days of Awe
We are now well and truly in the Days of Awe. During the previous month of Elul we began to reflect on the past year and search for those parts […]
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Mercy, Mercy Me: Selichot, Judgement, & Mercy
Please excuse me, but this post will be rather short. As the month of Elul wanes, we find ourselves closer to Rosh Hashanah, The Days of Awe, and Yom Kippur. […]
How Christianity Brought Me Back to Judaism
Rain, mud, hosannas, psalms, and “Praise Jesus.” Fellowship, love, acceptance, and moonshine masses. Deep theological discussions longer than the queue for the bathroom. Three thousand progressive Christians, and two Jews. […]
WHY I DON’T PRAY LIKE I USE TO, PART 3
For those who might question why I use prayer as a cipher for faith, my response is that how I pray is a direct reflection of who I understand G-d […]
A Jew and A Gentile walk into a Bar . . . Mitzvah 