The truth is, there is no label that fits me except ‘Jew’
In the first installment of a monthly poetry column, words of unrequited revelation for Shavuot
From interviews with chefs to stories of conversion, we’ve got your Shavuot listening covered
There is a right time, and a wrong time, for naked legs
Understanding how to join the nation of Israel, then and now
Even if you generally avoid it to for dieting reasons, indulge in this Jewish staple on Shavuot
Listen to five years of deeply moving personal stories, audio diaries, and reported segments about Jews by choice around the world
Celebrating Shavuot with stories from rapper Nissim Black, reporter Nellie Bowles, novelist Jessamyn Hope, a ‘Viking Jewess,’ and more, plus a program that fast-tracks conversions for IDF soldiers
On Jan. 6, our shared sense of truth unraveled. Shavuot shows us how to fix it.
What I learned by giving up sleep in favor of study on Shavuot
The Book of Ruth delivers an ancient prescription to a thoroughly modern condition
Rokhl’s Golden City: The story behind a story for Shavuot
American Jews were faced with a choice: to mourn the president’s death, or to celebrate the Jewish holiday
Why do Romanians sing songs extolling mamaliga, their vegetarian national dish? Because it’s delicious.
Unfortunately, we’ve lost sight of how best to welcome newcomers to Judaism
The Book of Ruth, which we’ll be reading this weekend, teaches us an important lesson about not waiting for someone else to come and save us
This resolutely modern ceremony held around Shavuot blossomed in America
The specific recipe varies from region to region, but rice pudding is an essential Sephardic dessert—and one that’s perfectly suited to Shavuot
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