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Tag: EJWF Cohort 1
What to expect when going to a B-Mitzvah?
A B-Mitzvah is the Jewish celebration and ritual of coming of age, and it is celebrated at about the age of 13. Here's what you ...
Tsvia Weisberger
November 29, 2024
B-Mitzvah
Lifecycles
Ketubah: The Contract of Your Life
Ketubah might be the most important contract of all. The document that guards the most important treasure in the world - our marriage.
Boaz Davidoff
November 14, 2024
Lifecycles
Living
What do I wear to a Shabbat service?
Simply, something appropriate for a religious service. But, getting to know the community will help you understand what feels right.
Joshua Klein
November 7, 2024
Clothing
Holidays
How to Get the Get (A Jewish Divorce) and Why It Matters
The Get or “decree of divorce,” plays a fundamental role in the Jewish life cycle of a couple whose marriage has come to an end ...
Daniela Rusowsky
November 3, 2024
Divorce
Halakhah
If Jews Like It, They Put a Ring On It: On When Jews Get Engaged
Getting engaged, like other lifecycle events in Judaism, offers us a chance to opt-in to this wonderful and rewarding project we call Judaism
Rabbi Malka Michel
October 30, 2024
Divorce
Engagement
Why Do Jews Pray 3 Times a Day?
Our tradition mandates we pray three times a day, but why? There are 2 theories. But, we might ask: What does it mean to pray?
Alex Friedman
October 21, 2024
Afternoon Prayers (Mincha)
Evening Service (Ma'ariv)