My faith gave me a change of heart over same-sex marriage
The reality is that Jewish people have often been at the forefront of the campaign for equality and for social justice and this is true for gay rights as much as any other, writes Michael Coren
First Jewish same-sex marriage at Latin America shul approved
“Another major step in the full recognition of all religious rights for all members of the community”
Combating domestic violence in the Jewish community
According to Na’amat Canada, there are many misconceptions with regards to abuse within the community
OK God, now it’s Your turn!
I have learned that beyond the priceless skills, education and training, faith is the determining factor in searching for a job and identifying “the next step”
Conversion can raise acceptance issues for children
When Jewish families choose to adopt, the process almost always ends with a conversion for their adopted child
Toronto artist crafts beautiful, personalized ketubahs
Shannie Van Buren discusses the process of creating customized wedding ketubahs for her clients
Spousal abuse victim uses experience to help others
According to domestic violence survivor and expert Philippa Sklaar, although women are never to blame for being abused, they must take ownership of their role in an abusive relationship if they hope to break the cycle
When the going gets tough, is it time to bolt?
The latest instalment of Ask Ella
Supporting older kids in foster care has its own rewards
Adoption isn’t just about newborns
The challenges of Jewish adoption
Adoption doesn’t have to be a last resort, but it can be difficult, costly, stressful, and lead to unique parenting challenges, especially for Jewish families
