The New American Judaism
Rabbis are in short supply, and congregations are struggling. But Jewish life is still thriving.
Shira Telushkin
Shira Telushkin is a writer based in New York, where she teaches at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY. Her first book, How to Forsake the World, will be out next year.
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