West Orange—On Tuesday, June 14, friends, supporters and community members will gather for the dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony of Chabad’s new home, at a dinner
The AABJ&D adult education department will host Roy Doliner, author, historian and lecturer, as the shul’s scholar-in-residence this Shabbat, June 4. Doliner is a passionate
Names Not Numbers Coming To RPRY The Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva will pay tribute to eight Holocaust survivors who shared their inspiring stories and incredible
May these words of Torah serve as a merit le’iluy nishmat Menachem Mendel Ben Harav Yoel David Balk a”h. This week we learned Kiddushin 76-Bava
Vayikra: 27: 1-8 It was the morning after the school dinner, and Rabbi Rosencrantz was feeling buoyant. The Nachmanides Yeshiva Annual Dinner was always a
Editor’s Note: Rabbi Jachter presents a chapter from his upcoming book, “Reason to Believe,” in honor of Yom Yerushalayim. Similar to Israel’s remarkable and unanticipated
As a boy, and up until today, I was always intrigued by the concept and tradition of the 36 hidden righteous. I remember people speaking
I. Dueling Mountains and Dueling Rabbis As we approach Shavuot, we can consider how technology has changed our perception of Torah expertise. Midrashic tradition teaches
Growing up in Bensonhurst afforded me certain opportunities other boys my age did not have. As an example, immediately after my bar mitzvah, I became
Part II In my previous article, I wrote about the process I went through while applying to college, and gave some tips about how to
About 10 months ago, I was thinking about what I wanted to do for my bar mitzvah project. My parents and I went through a
We faced a great dilemma in our household last week. Nina came upon a card sent to her parents for their 50th Anniversary. It was
