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Rabbi Mark N. Wildes

Rabbi Mark Wildes is the founder of Manhattan Jewish Experience, (MJE), a highly successful Jewish outreach and educational program that reconnects unaffiliated Jewish men and women in their 20s and 30s with Jewish life, and which is responsible for 377 marriages. He is the author of The 40 Day Challenge: Daily Jewish Insights to Prepare for the High Holidays (Kodesh Press) and Beyond the Instant (Skyhorse Publishing).

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In Print / Op-Eds

The Hot Air Of Exile: A Pesach Message

By Rabbi Mark N. Wildes

Today’s version of slavery may be different, but the impact is the same. With our technological advancement, we currently live in the most physically comfortable time in human history. However, we also live with a kind of mental slavery imposed by none other than ourselves.

Op-Eds / Judaism

Redeeming Our Past

By Rabbi Mark N. Wildes

How can repentance from love transform sins into merits? By transforming how we use our inclinations, skills, tendencies and our even possessions, we can transform a less-than-ideal past into a more G-d-conscious future.

In Print / Blogs

We Will Not Be Silent

By Rabbi Mark N. Wildes

It was important to have a rally today to show that it is not acceptable for Jews anywhere to be attacked.

Holidays

PARSHAT VAYESHEV & CHANUKAH

By Rabbi Mark N. Wildes

The great Jewish mistake was thinking the more we became like others, the more accepted we'd become

Op-Eds

THE MORALITY OF ISRAEL

By Rabbi Mark N. Wildes

Charges from the court of world public opinion and their refutations.

Op-Eds

Our Boys; Our Values

By Rabbi Mark N. Wildes

A mother's request for Israel: Sustain the Achdut and Ahavat Yisrael.

Op-Eds

There Was No Good Hitler

By Rabbi Mark N. Wildes

There was never a “good” Hitler, not even before 1939.

Op-Eds

Not Enough Joy and Meaning

By Rabbi Mark N. Wildes

Young Jews desperately need to experience both the serious and lighter sides of Judaism.

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