At Passover, we retell the ancient story of slavery and freedom, but around many seder tables, another story is told as well: the family story. This reflection explores how Passover became, in my family, a time to remember survival, escape, rebuilding, and the generations that followed. Continue reading →
Why does the Passover Seder continue to shape Jewish life, identity, and hope? Reflect on its enduring power as a ritual of memory and meaning. Continue reading →
Reflections on Passover in Jerusalem—where cleaning chametz becomes a path to spiritual freedom and connection to land, tradition, and self. Continue reading →
Passover in uncertain times reflects on tradition, resilience, and hope as we navigate challenges, drawing strength from ancient wisdom and shared identity. Continue reading →
Matzah is a symbol of freedom and tradition during Passover, inspiring reflection on the ongoing fight for freedom in the face of global events. Continue reading →
Jewish education can combat antisemitism by instilling resilience through Passover Seder’s experiential learning in Jewish tradition and wisdom. Continue reading →
A Month to Be Seen: Stories in Bloom on Jewish Heritage Month — A personal reflection on the significance of Jewish Heritage Month in Canada and the hidden stories that deserve to be shared. Continue reading →
Celebrate Chanukah 2024 with traditions, resilience, and hope, reflecting on its history, miracles, and the enduring light of faith and community. Continue reading →
Mimouna represents hope and redemption, reaffirming Jews’ eternal faith in a coming world of peace and cooperation among all peoples. Continue reading →
The fight against antisemitism in Canada is urgent and must be addressed everywhere, in schools and on the streets, by all governing powers: silence is collusion Continue reading →
Shavuot commemorates the giving of Torah and its relevance extends to modern times, reminding us of the importance of Torah’s guidance and wisdom in our lives. Continue reading →
Issue 36: From the Seder Table to a Changing World Issue 35: January’s Question: What Do We Do With What We Know? Issue 34: Between Headlines and Holy Days Issue 33: Chanukkah: Memory, Courage, and the Light We Carry Issue … Continue reading →