An Enlightened Kindness
There is performing chesed (kindness) and then there is performing extraordinary chesed. The following story is told by Rabbi Yoel Gold about a family in
December 24, 2024
There is performing chesed (kindness) and then there is performing extraordinary chesed. The following story is told by Rabbi Yoel Gold about a family in
Perhaps one of the greatest debates since we were thrown unceremoniously out of Eretz Yisrael is about a part of the Torah that seemingly only
They aren’t Jewish and they aren’t Christian, but they seem to live a sorta-Hebraic life, incorporating many of the beliefs and rituals of Orthodox Judaism
The Torah records for us the years of the life of our mother Sarah. Instead of merely stating that she lived 127 years long, it
Over the years as our family has grown, baruch Hashem, coupled with the fact that we enjoy having guests for Shabbos meals, we have outgrown
Who was Rabbi Nehorai? He traveled on Shabbat to the Sanhedrin in Usha, together with a witness to the new moon. That person was unknown
Why is this week’s parsha called the life of Sarah when it is really more about her death? What happens after we die? Why is
A TABC graduate asked if he and his wife may use a video baby monitor on Shabbat or Yom Tov and place it in an
Mountains of the Mind What are the mountains we create in our minds? I am reminded of Emily Dickinson’s lines, “I cross till I am
In this week’s parsha, the Torah introduces the story of Avraham’s search for a wife for Yitzchak with the following pasuk: “ואברהם זקן בא בימים
One area of our lives over which we have control is in our intimate relationships. We didn’t choose our parents or siblings, but we do
Dena Rosenberg and her husband Moshe (Michael), both 36, made aliyah to Modiin with their four children—Azarya, 13; Yakir, 11; Meira, 8; and Nechama, 6—from
