The Dor L’Dor group at Congregation Ahavath Torah is pleased to present Karen I. Treiger, attorney and award-winning author of “My Soul is Filled With
On Sunday, October 25, at 8:30 p.m., Congregation Rinat Yisrael will be hosting, over Zoom, an event with Jennifer Rosner, author of the acclaimed novel
“Embracing Our Diversity: Coming Together Against Bias,” a virtual community dialogue moderated by Nancy Kranich of Rutgers University, will be held from 7:30 to 9
(Courtesy of Bris Avrohom) Bris Avrohom celebrated Sukkot this year on a very large scale. Over 250 lulavim and etrogim were distributed in the community.
(Courtesy of OJCC) In an effort to empower everyone, to stimulate economic growth and to promote local community businesses, Lakewood Township and the Orthodox Jewish
American citizens who live internationally or are in the military can still easily participate in the upcoming election in November. Qualifying citizens should contact their
I. Lashon Hara With Legs The idea that derogatory speech can go viral—a post, video or message can be forwarded thousands of times—should more than
Humanity is constantly searching for a better tomorrow. Dissatisfied with our current reality, we endlessly dream of a better world without hardships and sadness. This
Parshat Noach There are times when, upon reading or hearing the haftarah, we assume that there is no reason to wonder about its connection to
A Kohen’s Soaked Socks In ordinary times we would not consider it. However, when praying outdoors on the still-moist ground this past Shabbat, a Shaarei
A Kohen’s Soaked Socks In ordinary times we would not consider it. However, when praying outdoors on the still-moist ground this past Shabbat, a Shaarei
For many days and nights Noach was on a ship infested with all kinds of animals, having to sacrifice his already minimal comfort to attend
