New Jewish Books
The great work of today’s generations is nothing short of saving the earth. We know enough, are capable enough. The question is: do we care enough? Will we work hard enough? Do we even...
Conversations on Modern Jewish Life Inspired by Rabbi Larry Hoffman In Communities of Meaning, thirty-four of today’s community leaders and theologians engage Hoffman in dialogue about the big questions in American Jewish life, including: This collection...
In 78 vibrant works by 62 gifted contributors, Jewish girls, young women, and nonbinary teens voice their celebrations and challenges, their anger and their eagerness in essays, poetry, and visual art. And their themes...
Ancient Jewish Wisdom for New Parents New parents get overwhelmed, regularly pushed to their limits and confused by contradictory feelings of elation and near-despair. To soothe the frazzled and lift their spirits, writer and...
American Jewish Transformations in Identity, Leadership, and Belonging Foreword: Rev Kaji DousaAfterword: Dr. Eboo Patel Why are religious organizations on the decline? What changes have caused many of them to lose touch with modern...
It’s a meshuggah world, so we might as well have some fun. And, really, who doesn’t like to play with their food? Nothing is more Jewish than a plate full of food. Especially when that food...
Whatever you’ve heard of Hebrew knowledge, linguist and cultural anthropologist Jeremy Benstein will take you on a journey into the deep significance of Hebrew in the life of Jews and Judaism. With fluency a...
Educating students about modern Israel is no easy task. Israel is the Jewish homeland, a place of both conflict and peace. A place both ancient and modern. It’s unique and complicated. Enhance your teaching...
English and Hebrew Edition A fun and exuberant conversational Hebrew course for third- through sixth-graders. Get children out of their seats with Hebrew games, movement, role playing, and songs. Fully scripted in English for...
How do we continue to commemorate the Holocaust? How can we draw any light from such darkness? As the fragile window of witness closes, here is a powerful new way to commemorate the Holocaust...
