(Courtesy of Chai Lifeline) The Englewood community hosted Chai Lifeline’s annual Friends and Fun Shabbaton on May 5-6, bringing together over 63 girls impacted by
Mayor Eric Adams offers strong support for yeshiva education after left-wing media outlets repeatedly demonize religious Jewish schools. New York City Mayor Eric Adams spoke
Part I I readily admit that I am a dinosaur and perhaps a bit of a curmudgeon. I grew up at a time when children
(Courtesy of Cong Anshe Chesed) On Sunday, May 7, members and friends of Congregation Anshe Chesed of Linden gathered for the shul’s annual dinner. The
Can a professional organizer be a First Responder? Can a professional organizer successfully diffuse a difficult situation? Consider the following scenarios: Scenario #1: A while
The Jewish Link recently interviewed Rabbi Elan Segelman, rabbinical director of PUAH USA. Below are excerpts of that conversation. Q. Can you share some background
A little more than two decades ago, Congregation Agudath Sholom in Stamford began scheduling a weekly 10:30 a.m. shiur after the Shabbat morning minyan at
(Courtesy of OU) More than 100 OU Kosher rabbinic coordinators (RCs) and rabbinic field representatives (RFRs) from around the world recently united at the Hilton
(Courtesy of Project Ezrah) Over the last few years there has been an undeniable increase in the need for better access to mental health care.
(Courtesy of NISHMAT) Yoetzet Halacha Dr. Julia Baruch will receive the prestigious Miriam Glaubach Center Award for Excellence on Wednesday evening, June 7 at Nishmat’s
The sacroiliac joint is one of the joints in the pelvis which is formed by two bones, the sacrum and the ilium. There is a
Having served as our nation’s capital from 1785 through 1790, New York City is resplendent with America’s rich history, and still, more than two centuries
