A New Way to Do Teshuvah by Maxine Lyons ~Doing teshuvah means to me being responsible for turning toward my better or...

Selichot [forgiveness] by De Fischler Herman ~What is the color of forgiveness? Is it pink, delicate as the bloom of...

On Green Burials by Rabbi Nina Beth Cardin ~For seventy years this earth has cared for me. It has sustained...

Learning Turning from the World of Plants by Nina Judith Katz ~I like to spend time playing with plants, both...

Embracing Change or the Muck at the Bottom of the Pond by Rabbi Judy Kummer ~Change doesn’t come easy for...

For Gentle Change by Rabbi Ora Nitkin-Kaner The term ‘climate change’ can feel overly vague in part because of the...

Skit: Can Humans Be a Blessing? by Bill Witherspoon Historical note: The Green Team at Congregation Bet Haverim, Atlanta created...

Growth and Re-Growth by Rabbi Shahar Colt ~I used to work in a building next to what appeared to be...

50 Years Later, the Work Continues by Rabbi Susan Elkodsi ~When I was in junior high, I was in the...

Objects as Storytellers: CoEvolving with Thomas Berry by Cara Judea Alhadeff, Ph.D. This video excerpt made with Jay Canode and...

Living in a Fragile World: A Torah Godly Play Story by Rabbi Michael Shire ~I wonder if you have ever...

  If you come across a bird’s nest on any tree or on the ground, and it contains baby birds...

Canadian Wilderness by Rabbi Margaret Frisch Klein I am a lifelong Girl Scout. My love of the out-of-doors comes from...

Creatress of Night and Day by Rabbi Louis Polisson ~Blessed is She Who causes day to pass and brings the...

Blessed by Judith Felsen, Ph.D. ~Blessed are we who have strayed and returned called back by Your mercy, awakened from...

Priestly Atonement and Cleansing the Environment by Andy Oram ~Can you really have an impact on climate change by switching...

The Ultimate Emergency is a Cancer on the Earth, but It Can Be Successfully Treated by Deb Nam-Krane ~In 2022,...

Turn it and Turn it Again by Leah Cassorla, Ph.D ~Our lives are marked by recurrences in time and season...