Revealing God in The Hidden: A Tu B’Shvat Message
One of the most common questions I have gotten as a rabbi is: “Where are all the miracles? Rabbi: if I was just able to see even one real...
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A Student's Journey, A Teacher's Pride
As a teacher, I try to share insights and teachings that I think my students will find powerful, uplifting, and helpful to their lives....
A Chanukah Message: Taking Your Life Back
As the only black man on the Brooklyn Dodgers team, Jackie Robinson was subject to lots of derision, racism, and bigotry. Determined to...
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Mark Wildes
- Jun 19, 2017
Millennials and Religion: A New Perspective
PUBLISHED ON THE HUFFINGTON POST Young Jewish woman prays at Amuka on the MJE Israel Trip Research indicates that significant numbers of Millennials reject or are at best indifferent to religion. A survey by the Pew Research Center in 2015 concluded that 35% of Millennials (Americans born between 1981 and 1996) identified themselves as religious “nones” and that number appears to be growing. Young people seem to have a general resistance to organized religion or to any system