

Living Jewishly by Stefanie Pervos Bregman
This volume is a collection of personal essays by Jewish 20- and 30-somethings. Each piece offers a window into how we express our Judaism-our voices together tell a complete story. Matthue Roth tackles the conflicted, sometimes hypocritical nature of the Modern Orthodox dating world. Stacey Ballis makes the Passover Seder her own. Chai Wolfman explores the challenges of same-sex and interfaith relationships. Other topics include JDate, issues surrounding conversion, Israel, and the impossible task of defining what it means to be a young Jew in America today-
A Well-Worn Tallis for a New Ceremony
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Creating the Chupah
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Dreams of Nationhood
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Under the Shadow of the Rising Sun
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The Wandering Jew in America
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Research in Jewish Demography and Identity
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A Philosophy of Havruta
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Turn it and Turn it Again
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In the Crook of the Rock
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Strictly Kosher Reading
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Attuned Learning
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Identity and Pedagogy
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The Image of Jews in Contemporary China
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China and Israel
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| Title | Living Jewishly |
| Author | Stefanie Pervos Bregman |
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