Rosh Chodesh (head/rosh of the month/chodesh) is a time to celebrate potential in our lives and to release that which is not serving our wellbeing. Chodesh shares a root/shoresh with the Hebrew word new/chadash. In Jewish tradition, our texts tell stories of the ways in which this holy day, when the moon is new and dark, belongs to women. We...
Rosh Chodesh (head/rosh of the month/chodesh) is a time to celebrate potential in our lives and to release that which is not serving our wellbeing. Chodesh shares a root/shoresh with the Hebrew word new/chadash. In Jewish tradition, our texts tell stories of the ways in which this holy day, when the moon is new and dark, belongs to women. We...
Rosh Chodesh Tevet occurs during Hanukah, which begins on the 25th of Kislev. As such, Hanukah is the only Jewish holiday that occurs during two different months. At this dark time of the cycle of the year, we bring light to our windowsills and our homes through the lighting of the Hanukiah - adding a light for each of the...
Join Rev. Terry Williams (Ohio Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice), Rabbi Alex Braver & Rabbi Jessica Shimberg for discussion and conversation about the Jewish legal history on abortion rights, the involvement of rabbinic and other clergy voices in the contemporary struggles to preserve reproductive choice in Ohio and around the country, along with an update on the current legal landscape...
Join me in learning from my friend, Uriel Zelaya-Perez of Alliance for Fair Food, and the farmworkers of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW), where they will touch on the conditions faced by the essential farmworkers who pick our fruits and vegetables and what you can do to support their demands for dignity and justice in the fields they work....
The month of Sh'vat begins, this year, on the evening of Sunday, January 2nd. Rosh Chodesh is an opportunity to welcome the new month. It is also a Jewish holiday that has long be linked, by agadah (Jewish story), to women. This year the months of the Hebrew and the Gregorian calendars are fairly well aligned, however, the Hebrew month...
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