Loving Our Neighbors Around the World On Easter Monday the world learned that Pope Francis had died. A champion of interfaith relations...

Magical Crescent Moon A week ago, I was driving on a freeway in the East Bay late at night and glanced over the San Francisco Bay at a...

On Wednesday November 13, my husband Bob and I gathered with more than 200 people at a local Episcopal Church in Los Altos California to...

My husband and I recently led an instructional Seder for Christians at my Episcopal Church. We were joined by several Jews from our...

This is Holy Week for Christians, a time to learn again about Christ’s Passion, from the triumphal entry into Jerusalem along a path...

Over the last few months, we have been asked more frequently about our work in promoting interfaith dialogue.  People want to know if...

The tragic events in Israel and Gaza, begun by the brutal terrorist attacks by Hamas, have brought ideologies of hate to the fore across...

My husband Bob and I are just back from the Parliament of World Religions, held in Chicago August 14-18, 2023. I have been processing all...

When my younger son was studying philosophy in his early college days, he was home for a visit. One morning, while we were standing in...

Our December this year was filled with light! First, we were surrounded by family and friends. We welcomed my twin brother from Ohio for...

My husband and I were lucky enough to travel extensively in Spain in September 2022. This trip had been postponed twice due to the...

My husband and I spend much of our time thinking about ways to bridge across different religions, especially among the three Abrahamic...

I am sharing my essay just published today in the Union for Reformed Judaism's monthly newsletter Inside Leadership :...

I just celebrated a birthday – not a milestone, but nonetheless a not-so-subtle reminder that I am getting older. My thoughts drifted...

Rebbe Nachman of Breslov (1772-1810) has a famous saying: “All the world is a very narrow bridge, and the most important thing is not to...

Memory is a tricky thing – how do we keep memories alive? In Torah Study a few years ago we were studying Passover and the Exodus from...

This week brings Holy Week, which is officially the craziest week in the year for me and our family! Later this week, I will have the...