In this season of Thanksgiving, I am reminded that the Jewish liturgy offers a technology to access morning gratitude. It’s the Modeh Ani prayer.

Events were held in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa and Beer Sheva providing Olim with a taste of Thanksgiving.

Soon, many of us will gather around the Thanksgiving table with family and friends -- to indulge in an abundance of delicious traditional foods and give thanks for abundant blessings and freedoms.

Jewish National Fund will once again take a leading effort in the annual #GivingTuesday campaign on November 29, 2016, under the banner “Doubling Your Impact.”

Morah Yehudis Fishman shares a teaching for this rare holiday convergence.

Chanukah is a perfect time to introduce children to Jewish culture and history, and Sandra Bornstein has a great set of suggested books.

No December Dilemma this year, it's moved up to November!

Whatever you call it, you can definitely expect there to be great food.

Rhonda runs to reduce hunger. Click to read more.

Reb Zalman leads the morning service next Thursday at Bonai Shalom, in honor of Thanksgiving. Only in Boulder!

Rabbi Marc says, "As delicious as that turkey dinner is on Thanksgiving, it is an increasingly ironic way to celebrate freedom and gratitude." Read why.

Help less fortunate families in our community by buying an extra turkey and dropping it off at Har HaShem.

Thoughts on connecting Jewishly with Thanksgiving. Pumpkin challah, anyone? Click to read more.