Debra Cohen is a singer, songwriter, and seeker whose life has been shaped by music, miracles, and the relentless pursuit of truth. From Boston’s New Wave stage lights to studying The Bible in Jerusalem, to quiet moments in Egyptian chapels, her journey carries the imprint of heartbreak, healing, and divine intervention. A survivor with a prophetic ear and a storyteller’s soul, Debra weaves faith, trauma, and transformation into every book she writes. "The Sand Garden by the Sea" supports literacy through storytelling, reinforces emotional awareness and empathy, and can adapt for Jewish, Christian, interfaith, and secular educational settings.
Debra Cohen is a singer, songwriter, and seeker whose life has been shaped by music, miracles, and the relentless pursuit of truth. From Boston’s New Wave stage lights to studying The Bible in Jerusalem, to quiet moments in Egyptian chapels, her journey carries the imprint of heartbreak, healing, and divine intervention. A survivor with a prophetic ear and a storyteller’s soul, Debra weaves faith, trauma, and transformation into every book she...
What if one of the greatest untapped resources for healing America is already sitting in our churches and synagogues?
At a time when political division, religious misunderstanding, loneliness, and hatred seem to dominate the national conversation, Judeo-Christian America offers a different path forward: friendship, dialogue, and cooperation...
Sects, Drugs, & Rock n Roll is a fearless, pulse-pounding memoir of a woman who chased music, love, and God across decades-discovering that every detour, heartbreak, and miracle was shaping her into who she was meant to become. Born in 1954, Debra J. Cohen came of age with the rise of television, the explosion of New Wave music, and a...
Young American Jews: I Want to Hear From You I am writing a book, "What Is a Jew?" and would like to hear directly from young American Jews about their relationship with Israel. Recent reporting has raised questions about whether younger American Jews view Israel differently from previous generations. Rather than assuming how you feel, I want to ask you. Do you personally think of Israel as your homeland, even though you live in America?
Yes, Israel is my homeland. Yes, I consider both Israel and...
Ever wonder what a Jew is? What would you say to this question? This author started asking in 1999 after she studied The Bible in Israel - and after she discovered that JC is a...
