News of the horrific Shabbat slaughter of 11 Jewish worshippers at Tree of Life Congregation in Pittsburgh spread like wildfire. By Saturday night, the wires
Over 2,000 people gathered at Livingston’s Temple B’nai Abraham on Sunday morning to find comfort and show their solidarity with Jews nationwide. The rally came
I was born in Squirrel Hill. In Pittsburgh. Lived on Forbes. My late sister, Enid, attended the Taylor Allderdice High School. I attended the John
Editor’s note: The author is a relation by marriage of Nina and Rabbi Mordechai Glick. The Etz Chaim Center of Greater Philadelphia extends its sincerest
A flower can be symbolic of both life and death, blossoming and alive in the spring yet withered and dying in the fall. Its potential
Many of us can’t imagine what life was ever like without them. Smartphones, tablets, smart watches, screens big and small; they are a part of
The Orthodox Union created a new internal and external research arm, the “OU Center for Communal Research,” which will put forward an effort to collect
The inaugural Community Conversations presented by Ma’ayanot Yeshiva High School for Girls on Monday evening, October 22, featured Rabbanit Chana Henkin, founder and dean of
Being a young mother returning to work after the birth of a premature baby can be difficult enough. Coupled with the discovery that your father
On December 20, 2017, President Donald Trump commuted Rabbi Sholom Rubashkin’s 27-year prison sentence for bank fraud. An executive in Agriprocessors Inc., a kosher slaughtering
Families don’t suffer from addiction—individuals do. Schools don’t struggle with addiction—students do. Shuls are not plagued by addiction—congregants are. Communities are not affected by addiction—members
