Video: How to make perfect chicken soup and matzo balls from scratch—just in time for Passover

Sick of gray balls of mystery fish floating in jelly? Think outside the jar, and try a Sephardic recipe instead.

Nobody expected my grandfather to show up at my apartment for Passover—two months after he died

The range of problems and the variety of answers in the study of Oral Law lead to new pathways of reasoning

A new start-up uses 21st-century technologies to make ancient values relatable and dynamic

I never wanted to learn to make my mother’s matbucha, a savory eggplant salad–until I became a mom-to-be

Don’t just ask for donations at your bar or bat mitzvah. Do some homework and find a cause with meaning.

Rabbis have long tried to persuade us of the benefits of parting with some of our money. Are we listening?

To overcome fated lives, the Talmud’s rabbis argued, perform virtuous acts according to Torah

As mainstream acceptance grows—along with membership—gay congregations face unexpected questions

In My Mother’s Wars, Lillian Faderman recalls her single mother’s frustrated efforts to save her family from the Holocaust

A new iPhone game turns the Bible’s most detailed book into fast-paced, educational entertainment