(Courtesy of Cub Scouts) When a shul finds a new home, the members march joyously with their Torahs. Last Sunday, Cub Scout Pack 613 proudly
This Chanukah, Yitzchok Moully, the conceptual artist (the Pop Art Rabbi) got a little ambitious. Two days after the tragic massacre at the Tree of
The Torah’s identity has always been linked with the Jewish people; indeed, its study is the key to their longevity. Though its availability to the
Congratulations to Elizabeth Monge, Hirsch Pavilion charge nurse at Daughters of Israel, who was a recipient of the Leading Age NJ “Excellence in Care” award.
Chinese Food & A Movie: Tuesday, December 25, 11 a.m. “The Last Laugh,” an award-winning film by Ferne Pearlstein, featuring Mel Brooks, Sarah Silverman, Carl
Jewish Family Service of MetroWest was honored to host the Cafe Europa Chanukah event on December 3. Governor Murphy joined more than 100 survivors at
Chabad of West Orange celebrated Yud Tes Kislev, the “Rosh Hashanah of Chasidus,” at the home of Rabbi Mendy and Altie Kasowitz. Special guest Rabbi
Jewish Family Service of MetroWest will begin offering a support group for parents of LGBTQ+ youth this month. This group is intended for parents whose
A new six week class for babies ages 6-18 months at the Y in Union. Includes play enrichment, music, art, baby yoga and a variety
(Courtesy of LifeTown) After years of planning, designing and building, LifeTown, The Jerry Gottesman Center, finally came to life as hundreds of children, teens and
The Orthodox Jewish Forum of Edison/Highland Park presents “When Did Tikkun Olam Become a Jewish Value?” Rabbi Ronald Schwarzberg, director of Jewish career guidance and
Have you ever wondered why it is so difficult for some students to write a book report? Good writing takes many steps and depends upon
