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Prayerbooks opened page by page, with Hebrew, translation, and transliteration. /siddur.xml Resource Line-by-line guides to the words, roots, meaning, and practice of Jewish prayer. /prayers.xml Resource Plainspoken definitions for the language, people, texts, and ideas of Jewish life. /glossary.xml Resource Interactive mastery of letters, vowels, Torah words, and the Hebrew calendar. /drills.xml Resource A field guide to the classical rabbinic library, from codes to Hasidic works. /resources/rabbinic-texts.xml Resource Annotated books organized by subject, depth, and denominational lens. /resources/books-books.xml Resource The strongest digital doors into texts, learning, practice, and community. /sections/websites.xml Resource Listen to narrated articles, prayers, and siddur pages in editorial playlists. /audio.xml Resource Find synagogues and communities across the United States, by movement and place. /directory.xml Resource essentials-essential-reading-essential-reading-a-starter-library A small shelf of well-chosen books gives a New Jew everything needed for the first year. /articles/essentials-essential-reading-essential-reading-a-starter-library.xml essential https://pub-73c694f3dc3c4d0ea8f98f090d227a0d.r2.dev/article-images/essential-reading-a-starter-library-crop-mvyqpj8f-7df4088a-thumb.jpg Essential Reading: A Starter Library books-how-this-list-was-built An annotated walk through the most useful books for the New Jew, organized for cumulative learning. /articles/books-how-this-list-was-built.xml essential websites-sefaria The single most important digital tool in contemporary Jewish learning. /articles/websites-sefaria.xml essential websites-myjewishlearning The pluralistic Jewish encyclopedia of the internet—covering every denomination, every topic, accessibly. /articles/websites-myjewishlearning.xml essential websites-chabadorg The most comprehensive, accessible, Orthodox-perspective Jewish website on the internet. /articles/websites-chabadorg.xml essential websites-ouorg-orthodox-union The Orthodox Union's home—the standard kashrut certification, plus comprehensive Orthodox educational and pastoral resources. /articles/websites-ouorg-orthodox-union.xml essential websites-aleph-beta Rabbi David Fohrman's video-based parshah and Tanakh learning, with a distinctive textual-analytical approach. /articles/websites-aleph-beta.xml essential websites-other-essential-websites A brief tour of the other digital tools every New Jew should know about. /articles/websites-other-essential-websites.xml essential websites-hadar The Hadar Institute—intensive Traditional Egalitarian learning, particularly strong on Talmud and liturgy. /articles/websites-hadar.xml essential websites-pardes The Pardes Institute in Jerusalem—the great pluralistic North American yeshiva on the Israeli ground. /articles/websites-pardes.xml essential https://pub-73c694f3dc3c4d0ea8f98f090d227a0d.r2.dev/article-images/pardes-crop-mvyrh5uh-560aa42f-thumb.jpg Pardes going-deeper-deeper-reading-a-going-deeper-library Twelve books that take the New Jew from Essential to fluent. /articles/going-deeper-deeper-reading-a-going-deeper-library.xml deeper