Who Even Cares?
A Rebbe Nachman Tale
A man named Two volunteers for a difficult mission — to find the princess who has disappeared. Giants, rivers of wine, long naps, and unhelpful servants will stand in his way, but nothing will stop him. On a deeper level, this is an instruction manual for imperfect people trying to do some good in the world before it's too late. Full of useful wisdom — you'll return with new insight about your life and the choices you have to make.
Jewish Futurisms
Rabbi Joshua Bolton's second full-length collection of poetry. Confessional and probing, the book is a journey through the poet's textured and contradictory inner and outer landscapes, observing our Jewish moment through its episodes of tragedy and poignancy, moral churnings and spiritual longings. Another must-read for all seekers, tricksters, and students of life.
The 50th Gate
Nestled within the Jewish year is a seven-week period of focused reflection and work on relationships. Each day during the Counting of the Omer, Jewish tradition focuses attention on one particular theme likely to show up in all types of human interaction — marriage, dating, friendship, parenthood, and work life. This completely rewritten third edition includes journaling space to track your growth over a five-year period.
Exodus Unfinished:
A Haggadah for a World Still in Chains
The Rabbis insisted that the Exodus is not just a memory, it is a calling. Through attentive commentary and spiritually attuned reflection, Rabbi Barry Dolinger and Naomi Baine illuminate the timeless wisdom of the Haggadah while inviting readers to confront one uncomfortable truth: the work of liberation did not end in Egypt. Because the Exodus is not only a story we tell. It is a story we are still writing.