Religion

Sharon Kleinbaum led New York’s queer synagogue through crisis and triumph. Now she’s passing the baton.

The first rabbi at Congregation Beit Simchat Torah, Kleinbaum led the congregation from the depths of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s to the legalization of gay marriage in 2015.

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A Chicago rabbi’s encounter with an anti-Zionist leaflet inspired him to make a new podcast

“A Leaflet Drops in Shul” explores Jewish communal responsibility around tolerating opposition to Israel.

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Father Coughlin’s Detroit-area church will now teach visitors about his antisemitism

The Shrine of the Little Flower has altered the wording on its own history to emphasize their founder was “overtly anti-Semitic.”

Jewish parents join lawsuit challenging Louisiana law requiring Ten Commandments in schools

Reform movement to ordain intermarried rabbis, ending longstanding ban

Missouri judge rejects suit by interfaith clergy, including rabbis, that challenged abortion ban

How New York is celebrating Shavuot 2024

In Normandy, a Jewish veteran buried in a Nazi mass grave receives a proper burial 80 years later

A new group is a safe space for observant Jews who oppose Israel’s war in Gaza

Jewish students are the teachers in a classroom program combating antisemitism

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