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Three Ways Tehillim is a Woman’s Prayer
Sefer Tehillim is one of the treasures we’ve been lugging around for thousands of years and across continents and diasporas…
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Naso: The Centrality of Peace in Judaism
The parchment of Torah verses which the Kohen dissolves into the water contains the name of Hashem. How is the Kohen allowed to do this?..
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Megillat Ruth: The Halachic Roadmap for Welcoming Converts
After her friend shared with her a promising Shidduch prospect, Yael’s excitement became palpable…
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The Women of Shavuot: Torah Through the Eyes of Chutzpah Girls
Shavuot is often celebrated through the lens of revelation, Torah, and covenant…
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Contrasting Women and the Sefira of Malchut
The tenth sefira is called malchut – “kingship”. It is the final one and the only one imbued with feminine energy…
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The Custom of Eating Dairy Foods on Shavuot
Indulgent cheesecakes, assorted cheese boards and gorgeous milky desserts compose a significant portion of our Shavuot preparations and celebrations – and the question is, why?..
