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We were away for Shabbos a few years back and I went to shul for Mincha a bit early on Shabbos afternoon. One of my
We were away for Shabbos a few years back and I went to shul for Mincha a bit early on Shabbos afternoon. One of my
Our sefer/parsha is known as the Book of Names, on the surface because it deals with names: the shevatim (tribes), Moshe Rabbeinu and Hashem. However,
It is a typical question faced by observant Jews: I am unsure if the waiting period between meat and milk elapsed—may I eat milk products
At some time or another, in the process of parenting, most of us have heard the dreaded words: “You are a bad mommy/daddy…” or “I
Part II: How Talmudic Study Grew In Part I of this three-part series, we looked at what is the essence of the Talmud and some
Parshat Shemot At first glance, it is difficult to find a connection between the haftarah this week (according to Ashkenazic tradition), made up of selections
When I started the research for this article, I intended to survey the various traditional understandings of the plague. Along the way, I discovered a
Over the past 40 years working with parents, teachers, administrators and children, I have developed some ideas and theories about parenting, and approaches to dealing
Part III of III In parts I and II, after the introduction of the Churchill family, I covered his activities as they related to the
We have been trying for the past four years to fit into the local mores of the community, and even went so far as to
Some people are in search of the perfect pair of shoes, the perfect outfit, the perfect spouse, the perfect job. My goals aren’t as lofty.
One of the weirdest things about putting on your coat or jacket after months of not wearing it is all the weird things you find