Here are just a handful of the amazing contributions Jewish people have made to the world.

On July 20th, the 17th of Tammuz, we begin a period of time known as The Three Weeks. This is a great period of mourning for the Jewish people.

For some Jews, the choice for a vegetarian lifestyle is found directly in the Torah.

A common event like baking bread can actually be a spiritual moment in time. Learn how to turn your challah baking into a deep and meaningful experience.

This magazine is all about connection and participation. It includes advice, ideas and resources that will appeal to anyone whether unaffiliated or traditionally observant.

You might call them coincidences, or, perhaps, modern day miracles. If you want a pick-me-up to remind you of what's truly important in life, read this book.

A belief in G-d is not essential to the practice of Judaism.

What does the holiday of Shavuot and the Book of Ruth have in common? Prepare for your spiritual liberation by honoring the faith of Ruth and strengthening your commitments.

The final week of the Counting of the Omer asks us to examine our own self-respect. Use these last seven days to look inside and prepare yourself for Shavuot.

Are you overwhelmed with the thought of preparing Shabbat meals in your home? Here is a simple to prepare menu to get you started.