The Miller and Morrison family of New Jersey celebrated son Logan's milestone in an Abayudaya synagogue in Uganda.

Oklahoman Richard Borg has set a goal to chant haftorah in all 50 states.

While honeymooning in Europe, writer Tatyana Sundeyeva came to believe that many places of Jewish interest are places of memory, not of life.

Rose's nostalgia for the classic Jewish deli foods he grew up eating shines through, despite his predilection for treyf dishes laced with schmaltz.

Alzheimer’s affects 5.7 million Americans, and two-thirds of patients over 65 suffering from the progressive, irreversible brain disorder are women.

Small in number but rich in heritage, the Ethiopian Jewish community in the United States struggles to strengthen its core.

Longtime Squirrel Hill residents and newcomers—even native sons and daughters who have moved away—share a pride in Pittsburgh's tenacity.

My 13-year-old Jewish-Episcopalian great-nephew is the reluctant final member of the minyan at this Shabbat service on Eldridge Street.