When Rabbi Maurice Harris wrote “Moses: A Stranger Among Us” in 2012, the book sold well enough to land him speaking engagements at about a dozen synagogues and churches. Twelve years later, the book ...

For most of her childhood, author Jennifer Moses didn’t feel a connection to Judaism. Raised in the Waspy suburbs of Washington by an Orthodox father who treated Judaism as his personal practice, she ...

Marrying outside the faith—even though Moses did it*—has traditionally been frowned upon by devout Jews. Some traditional families still mournfully recite the service for the dead when a rebellious ...