The Language of the Soul: Judaism for the Deaf-Blind
Jewish life is a rich tapestry of sound, sight and communal gathering. But what does inclusion mean for Jews who can neither see nor hear?
Faith on the Frontier: Orthodox Women of the Wild West
We [still] observed all the Jewish holidays. I have never seen a more beautiful Pesach than in our little log cabin, four miles from any neighbor, right in the middle of the woods.
The American Story in the Responsa: She’eilos from the New World
Read carefully, and the responsa form an unexpected chronicle: the halachic history of American Jewry.
Reviews in Brief – Summer 2026
One Day in October: Forty Heroes, Forty Stories; Gan Shoshanim, Vol. 4