Original photo. Free for use on a commercial platform in accordance with copyright law. Volunteer service, for many Jewish young adults in particular, is the primary way they express their Jewish ...

Volunteer service, for many Jewish young adults in particular, is the primary way they express their Jewish values and embody some of our most ancient teachings. Yet service alone is not a sustainable ...

There is a curious passage in Parshat Bha’alotecha — two verses enclosed by upside-down nuns. These verses are well-known to those of us who attend Shabbat morning services, as they are woven into the ...

Engaging in shared service is one way to see each other’s humanity and counter the isolation and misinformation that fuel anti-Jewish hatred. Volunteer service has long been one of the Jewish ...

The whole point is that we want them to make a difference in this world as adults, so this is merely the first part of that lifelong journey' ...

While most of those who serve with Repair the World are Jewish, much of the impact is in non-Jewish communities. When Jon Cohen was in college a decade ago studying biology and chemistry with plans ...

(JTA) — For the last dozen years, an array of synagogues from multiple denominations have gathered together in a central location in Brooklyn to sing and dance with the Torah, the centerpiece of ...

On October 22, 3,000 participants across 90 programs in 75 locations took part in Repair the World’s nationwide National Day of Jewish Service (NJDS). This was part of a series of events, hosted by ...