You may have heard many beautiful ideas about what the theme(s) of Pesach is, what Pesach stands for, what it reminds us of, etc. Some
Many recent newspaper articles, blogs and social media posts have been critical of the continuing prohibition of kitniyot among Ashkenazic Jews on Pesach. The kitniyot
The story of Yetziat Mitzrayim and the miracles of Pesach showcase many different “dramas.” Of course, the primary narrative is the great theological milestone: God’s
Some businessmen swear by an inspirational course they took in school. Some remember the hard-life lessons they learned in the early days of starting their
Every year, as I unpack our Pesach boxes and sort through the various children’s projects, I find myself reminiscing. As I flip through the colorful
Every year as Peach approaches we busy ourselves with endless preparations, not just physically cleaning and cooking, but intellectually and spiritually as well. We stay
A research study revealed that many people find buying art in a gallery to be more intimidating than any other shopping experience, including car shopping!
A couple of weeks ago, I found myself observing a support group for mothers whose children have a developmental deficit. The facilitator of the group
The need for continuous and inspired parent-child dialogue is about as deep a Jewish value as you will find. For millennia, we have used such
New Jersey Turtle Back Zoo See animals from all over the world, including giraffes, kangaroos, penguins, Komodo dragons, ostriches, bald eagles and sea lions. Included
Miriam Brickman is studying at Michlelet Mevaseret Yerushalayim (MMY) in the Baka neighborhood of Jerusalem. She was born in California but grew up in West
(Courtesy of HRH) Ever since being taken over by a new owner last year, the hospital in Secaucus—Hudson Regional Hospital—continues to offer new services for
