Teaching Faith in Waterville
December 22, 2019
I was frustrated. As far as I could tell, many Colby students didn’t understand or know how to engage with our local community members. I
I was frustrated. As far as I could tell, many Colby students didn’t understand or know how to engage with our local community members. I
Over Sukkot in Waterville, we had the opportunity to learn and celebrate with one of the center’s rabbinical student fellows, Max Edwards. Max is a fourth-year
It is 6:45 a.m. on a Sunday morning in April, and I am sitting in a coffee shop in Brookline, MA, with two young women. We’re staking out
In my final year of rabbinical school, a leader from the Conservative movement shared an alarming assessment, “The future of the American Jewish community is
Are you an entrepreneurial rabbinical or cantorial student interested in creating vibrant Jewish life? Are you looking for meaningful mentorship from clergy who serve small-town
It’s been almost a week since the Fall Shabbaton. It’s been almost a week since the horrific attack on Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh.
Community Conversations is a series of three events bringing together Waterville faith and community institutions with Colby faculty and students to consider major issues of
The Center for Small Town Jewish Life receives a multi-year grant from the Robert and Toni Bader Charitable Foundation to support Maine Jewish Youth Connection
I believe that Jewish tradition makes me a better person, and I appreciate the ways it encourages me to engage critically with the world around
With the end of Simchat Torah earlier this week, we’ve come to the close of another High Holiday season. For some of us who work
Erev Rosh Hashanah 5779: Ki TovGod said, “Let there be light!,” and there was light, and God saw that the light was good. God separated
While visiting the Maine State Museum this month, you might be pleasantly surprised to find a beautifully crafted sukkah standing in the atrium of the