Israel is home to about 100 watermelon growers who sell 100,000 tons of watermelon every year, making it one of the country's most popular fruits. August 3 is #NationalWatermelonDay, here are 3 of our favorite ways to enjoy watermelon, with a Jewish twist! reformjudaism.org/blog/3-ways-en…

Congrats to our Intro to Judaism Online Cohorts 131-134 who start their journey this week! brnw.ch/21wLHY6

Whether you're looking to beat the heat in a nice, air-conditioned theater or relax at home, here are eight films and series to check out this summer. reformjudaism.org/blog/summers-h…

Your camper may need time to readjust when they return home. Check out five principles to help ease the transition. reformjudaism.org/blog/home-agai…

“The view that all tragedies are the punishment of a vengeful, moralizing God is unacceptable to me. The state of the world is our responsibility; each of us must choose to act and improve our world.” rac.org/blog/tishah-ba…

Tu B’Av occurs a month before the High Holidays, giving us a perfect chance to reflect upon and challenge our assumptions about love, heteronormativity, and identity. reformjudaism.org/beliefs-practi…

The music you select for your wedding can set the tone and help make the day wholly your own. Check out these tips and tunes for inspiration! reformjudaism.org/beliefs-practi…

Understanding the small ways we can either uplift or unintentionally harm others is crucial for building a more inclusive world. By being mindful of our interactions, we contribute to a more equitable and welcoming society for all. reformjudaism.org/beliefs-practi…

Beejhy Barhany has been bringing Ethiopian flavors to the city of New York! Read our full interview with the restaurateur and owner of Tsion Café in Harlem. reformjudaism.org/blog/interview…

"Not long after my father died, his tallit fluttered above my head, draped across the front of an otherwise unadorned chuppah (wedding canopy), as my husband and I spoke our Jewish wedding vows." reformjudaism.org/blog/my-father…

How can food serve as a tangible manifestation of intersectional identities? Read about how Black Jewish chef Michael Twitty honors his roots through his Michael W. Twitty cuisine and works to bring communities together with food. reformjudaism.org/blog/power-kos…

Navigating Jewish identity in interfaith families can be complex, so it's important to approach the conversation with openness and clarity. Here are some tips that can help. reformjudaism.org/blog/talking-c…

Indulge in a sweet twist on tradition with this chocolate challah recipe! Perfect for a special treat or a weekend bake. reformjudaism.org/reform-jewish-…

Trying to answer the question 'what are you?' for myself has been an interesting journey. Finding my place within the spectrum of Judaism has provided me an opportunity to explore that. brnw.ch/21wMhp5

Starting today you can see the three finalists and cast your vote for the top prize in the BBYO Jewish Poster Contest! Don’t miss your chance to have a say! Vote here: brnw.ch/21wMhBI

When Rabbi Lisa S. Greene got a divorce, she had a hard time finding a meaningful Jewish ritual to mark the event. So, she created one. Read on to learn how Rabbi Greene crafted her own ritual -- and how you can do the same. brnw.ch/21wMo62

Congrats to our Intro to Judaism Online Cohorts 135 & 136 who start their journey this week! brnw.ch/21wMsVb

The High Holidays are a time for self-reflection, and so is the month of Elul. Discover how the customs of Elul can enhance your preparation for the High Holidays. brnw.ch/21wMx6P

During the Spanish Inquisition, Jewish people were forced by their governments to hide their identities or risk persecution and death. Read on to discover how food played a key role in Jewish survival. brnw.ch/21wMza5

Discover how one Jewish educator draws on her intersectional identities to teach her students about the diversity of the global Jewish community and help create a community of belonging. brnw.ch/21wMEjp