What do you already know about Judaism? This quick T/F activity is a great way to begin your Journey.

With so much to learn about Jewish faith and culture, these pages for the RDJ textbook are a great place to begin.

Learn how a person named JUDAH came to represent a place, a nation of people and then a religion that we call Judaism.

Join Kennedy, 7th grader at East Middle School, as she meets Rabbi Gordon and Rabbi Bennett to learn about Judaism at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield

Ezekiel Solomon arrived in Michigan in 1761. In the last 260 years hundreds of thousands of Jews have created a dynamic and vibrant home in South East Michigan.

So, Is he... A) Jewish B) Orthodox C) Hasidic D) All of the Above

Chanukah music, perhaps more than anything, offers an enlightening window into how American Jews strive to connect ancient beliefs to contemporary culture.

Yiddish is a language connected to both German and Hebrew. Jewish immigrants brought Yiddish to America in the 1800's and 1900's and opened a window for incorporating a uniquely Jewish language into contemporary American culture.

Step One: Explore what the word kosher means to Jews and Judaism. Step Two: Get in the kitchen and make a batch of kosher matzah!

Starting at birth, and then for every life-cycle moment that follows, Judaism is a religion that marks milestones in special and unique ways. To learn about Bar & Bat Mitzvah and traditional Jewish weddings click here & Mazel Tov!