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Experts advise safety measures to keep online group sessions safe.

Rabbi Daniel Nevins, once of Adat Shalom, hopes to help those affected by the coronavirus.

In February, a small group from Detroit took the enlightening and educational show on the road.

Although Joe Cornell was not Jewish, generations of people in Detroit’s Jewish community have interacted with him. When news that Cornell died in California on...

Let's commit to keeping our community connected this Pesach.

We are encouraged to engage in "divine service" — the job that God has reserved for us, whatever it may be. Can archaic, seemingly mundane...

The BBC docudrama airs April 5 on PBS. British philanthropist Leonard Montefiore, a founder of World Jewish Relief, took a special interest in youngsters who...

Look for kid-friendly singalongs, live-streamed concerts and learning opportunities. 

Just like the prophet, we too can uphold Passover traditions while sheltering in place.

The executive order outlines guidelines for remote learning, ensures seniors can still graduate and teachers will be paid for the remainder of the year.

Chef Matt Prentice of Three Cats in Clawson is keeping his business afloat by bundling dinners to-go.

Not all matzah is thin and square — learn how to make it the old-fashioned way.

Now is the time for the Jewish community to act.

Nobody can ever replace the legendary kosher caterer.

COVID-19 is leading many families to downsize their typical Passover crowd or shift to virtual seders.

The Metro Detroit native returns back to her roots to lead The Well’s young family offerings.