FJMC International https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Home Being Pro-Semitic Shalom Brothers: A Man Is Not A Number (Bamidbar) Shalom Brothers: When Loss Turns Into Anger (Chukat) Shalom Brothers: Suspicion Is Not Love (Naso) Shalom Brothers: When Money Becomes Manhood (Behar-Behukotai) Shalom Brothers: What Men Catch (Emor) Shalom Brothers: Trumah – What Men Have to Offer Pride and Prejudice Newsletter Shalom Brothers: Dancing Through the Darkness (Acharei-Mot/Kedoshim) Shalom Brothers: The Labor Men Still Don’t See (Tazria) Shalom Brothers: I Just Called To Say, ‘I Love You.’ (Vayikra) Shalom Brothers: Let the Record Show That We Gathered (Vayakhel-Pikudei) Shalom Brothers: Ki Tisa and Being Free to Create the Life We Want Shalom Brothers: Men and Masks (Tetzaveh) Shalom Brothers: Men Who “Didn’t Know” (Parshat Mishpatim) Shalom Brothers: A Tale of Two Fathers (Parashat Yitro) Shalom Brothers: Forward, Not Louder: Leadership at the Sea (Parashat Beshalach) Shalom Brothers: When Men Worship Heat Instead of Light (Parshat Shmini) Shalom Brother: Bo, the Bros, and the Muscle of Accountability (Bo 5786) Shalom Brother: Speak to Pharaoh (Parashat Va’era) Shalom Brothers: Tending the Flame (Tzav) Shalom Brother: Emancipating Ourselves (Shemot 5786) Brotherhood Beyond Borders Brochures FJMC Weekly Digest Ha D’var Newsletter JCRC of NYC on Mayoral Election & Congressional Primaries The New Frontier In the Spirit “My Car, Your Beauty” Vayechi 5786 Beyond the final score The pressures of American manhood “These are the days to remember”– Billy Joel Antisemitism in Canada Eye on Africa Bringing up the next generation Vayiggash 5786 The Empty Seat My Remembrance of Yom Kippur as a Child International Outreach Efforts High Holiday Streaming Club Leadership Being ProSemitic: Jewish Medical Contributions What’s Happening at the 2027 Convention! Ideas for Club and Region Leaders Listening to God’s Voice Shalom Brothers: Ten Commandments for Men Today (Vaetchanan) FJMC International Yizkor Book Shalom Brothers: The Open Hand (Re’eh)