By Rabbi Erin Polansky
At Christmastime, these righteous and generous partners in our midst are reminded of what they have given up. This year, let us acknowledge their contribution to strengthening our people. Let's remember to say thank you, not to take their involvement for granted.
Date: 12-18-2012
By Joanna Brichetto
All over the country, volunteer parents are visiting their child's classrooms and representing the entire Jewish people in 15 minutes or less. If this is you, here are some suggestions to make your visit educational, fun and positive.
Date: 12-05-2012
By Michael Natkin
Easy Hanukkah recipe for the Sephardic treat buñuelos, donuts.
Date: 11-29-2012
By Galit Breen
Since Hanukkah was about spending time together when I was a kid, that's what we're doing with our family now.
Date: 11-29-2012
How to play the Hanukkah dreidel game! Plus, the meaning of the letters on the dreidel: what they stand for in Hebrew and how their Yiddish meaning shapes the game's rules.
Date: 11-25-2012
By Mae Rockland Tupa
The surprising history of the Christmas wreath, with a Jewish Hanukkah twist.
Date: 11-19-2012
By InterfaithFamily
Hanukkah recipes compiled from previously published articles.
Date: 08-01-2012
By Nora Raleight Baskin
Personal narrative from a woman with a Jewish mother who reengages with her roots as an adult, partially by making a big deal out of Hanukkah.
Date: 08-01-2012
By Laurie Biundo
Personal narrative from a Jewish woman married to a non-Jewish man about her own unease over Christmas and her family's participation in Hanukkah.
Date: 08-01-2012
By Sarah Callahan
Personal narrative from an intermarried Jewish woman who struggled to compromise over Christmas with her Christian husband.
Date: 08-01-2012