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Book Review: People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks

thehungryreader wrote 6 days ago: Title: People of the Book Author: Geraldine Brooks Publisher: Penguin ISBN: 9780143114543 Genre: His … more →

Tags: Books, Review, Historical Fiction, literary fiction, Penguin Books, Literary Fiction, Jews, Geraldine Brooks, People of the Book

IS REAL FLORIDA16 comments

WritePlaceRightTime wrote 4 weeks ago: I miss my children. It’s kind of hard to explain how we see ourselves in solitude throughout t … more →

Tags: The daily write, anniversary, Art, Auction, Auctions, black and white photography, Charlton Heston, Daughters, Elijah

Gotta Love a New Blog

stumblingtowardsisrael wrote 1 month ago: I am beginning this blog for several reasons. The first and primary reason is that I have found that … more →

Tags: Judaism, Passover, Jew, Shalom, Hebrew Language, Haggadah of Pesach, Passover Seder, Family

In the Table: Passover Edition3 comments

jyourist wrote 1 month ago: sand and bits from Cheops pyramid in Giza I was about to change the “In the Table” displ … more →

Tags: Judaism, Holidays, Egypt, Passover

snapshots i didn't take on Shabbat at my synagogue

mysending wrote 1 month ago: We refrain from using mechanical and electronic tools on Shabbat (unless set up in advance to go on … more →

Tags: Torah, Community, Learning, Women, aging, Values, Curiosity, Pesach, time

Passover adventures

CCC wrote 1 month ago: This is the last day of Pesach and what a better day to write about it than today? Except for, maybe … more →

Tags: Réflexion, judaism, Philosophy, Diet, Dinner, Eostre, Judaism, matzah, Matzot

Why is This Year Different From All Other Years?

civilrightstour wrote 1 month ago: If you are Jewish, you get the title of this post. It’s a take-off on the Four Questions that … more →

Tags: Passover, Pesach, Civil Rights, libération, Justice, Plagues, Julie Drizin

If You Meet the Buddha on the Road, Kill Him7 comments

Roger Passman wrote 1 month ago: If You Meet the Buddha on the Road, Kill Him There is a Zen saying that goes like this: If you meet … more →

Tags: Prostate Cancer, ethics, Prostate Cancer Foundation, Cancer Survivor, Zero Cancer...The Fight to End Prostate Cancer, lived experience, existential experience, History, historicity

Passover: The Four Children…of Grief and Recovery

rabbichaplain wrote 1 month ago: The following is a very moving sermon I came across in researching online for a talk on grief during … more →

Tags: bereavement, chaplaincy, Pastoral Care, Religion, spiritual care, bereavement, chaplaincy, Grief, Grief and Bereavement

Olives and Our Haggadah

hannahruth1 wrote 1 month ago: Almost twenty years ago, my husband and I put together a progressive haggadah to share with our fami … more →

Tags: Judaism, Passover, Seder Plate, Religion

Passover and the Mitzvot

Rabbi Neil Hirsch wrote 1 month ago: The following was originally delivered as a sermon at Passover Festival Morning services, March 26, … more →

Tags: Sermons, Religion, Parashat haShavuah, Passover, Pesach, Mitzvot, Chabad, Hasidism, Mitzvah

Chag Sameach & Happy Passover 2 comments

Marilyn wrote 1 month ago: The Jewish people celebrate Pessach (Passover) to commemorate the story of the Exodus, their liberat … more →

Tags: History, Israel - 2, Judaism, Bible, Egypt, Exodus, Family, Holiday, judaism

Slavernij, Ongedesemd Brood en Feesten1 comment

belgianbiblestudents wrote 1 month ago: Gisteren avond kwamen op verscheiden plaatsen in de wereld ernstige Bijbelonderzoekers samen om twee … more →

Tags: Religie, herinneringsmaal, Wereld, Chag Ha Aviv, Feest van Ongedesemd Brood, feestdagen, feesten, paasfeest, Pascha

The Interwoven Passover Seder11 comments

James wrote 1 month ago: Leader: God is my strength and my song, and God has become my triumph. Group: And we will praise our … more →

Tags: Family, Judaism, Christianity, Jesus, Messiah, intermarried, Passover, Pesach, seder

Seders- Traditions and Maxwell House Coffee2 comments

Sank wrote 1 month ago: Spring break today. I had kind of hoped to take this week off, but I could only manage one day. Mrs … more →

Tags: Life, Passover, Religion, seder, Pesach, Food, Maxwell House, tradition, l'dor v'dor

Passover with small children

newdaddyhood wrote 1 month ago: A picture from dessert at Passover, Zachary was running around the house with a sugar high at this p … more →

Tags: newdaddyhood, Daddyhood, Passover, toddler zachary, <Toddlers, gefilte fish

Tuesday, March 26, 2013: Passover Album1 comment

ag wrote 1 month ago: (Click on images to enlarge.) … more →

Tags: Photography (2), Photography Blog, Pixetera, Photography, Photography, Passover, seder, Egypt, slaves

Pesach Limericks for Maggid (because I need a break from my kitchen right now)1 comment

beccakinla wrote 1 month ago: On the way outta there! Many of us have memories of childhood seders. Even when the memories are fon … more →

Tags: kids, Jewish, Children, Parents, Passover, Funny, seder, Pesach, Judaism

Who of the Four Sons is the Schlemiel?

mfeuer2012 wrote 1 month ago: I.B. Singer and Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav both refer to the schlemiel as a “Tam,” which is Hebrew fo … more →

Tags: Jewish humor, Fools, Jewish philosophy, Diaspora, schlemiel, zionism, post-zionism, Passover, Simple Son


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