A shul reflects on its humble beginnings and plans for the future. Fair Lawn’s Congregation Darchei Noam is at an inflection point as it gears
The 4G-JSU NCSY Cohort has been one of the most inspiring experiences for me. This program pairs Jewish day school girls with public school girls
Following the media, Jews may feel that Israel has no friends left. Yet on May 19 at New Jersey’s Clifton City Hall’s annual Israeli flag
On Thursday May 23, Na’ama Atidya wowed an exclusive gathering of two dozen leaders of the Englewood Jewish community and One Israel Fund at the
One thing was abundantly clear, as the crowd grew and grew in the gymnasium of the Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva in Edison on May 21:
Participants enjoy a weekend of learning, community and spiritual growth. (Courtesy of JLIC) From May 17-May 18, Teaneck played host to a memorable shabbaton organized
(Courtesy of Daughters of Miriam) Daughters of Miriam residents celebrated the holiday of Pesach, and commemorated Yom HaShoah/Holocaust Remembrance Day under the guidance of Rabbi
(Courtesy of Anshe Chesed) Anshe Chesed of Linden hosted a vibrant celebration of Yom Ha’Atzmaut, Israel’s Independence Day, on May 14. Over 100 community members
(Courtesy of Chai Lifeline) Chai Lifeline’s annual Friends and Fun Shabbaton took place on May 17-18, bringing together 63 girls impacted by pediatric illness, over
A high incidence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is unfortunately one of the tolls that Israel’s wars have taken on both its military and civilian
This week we read the tochecha, the terrifying curses warning of what would happen to Israel if it betrayed its Divine mission. We read
Yibum Devarim 25:4-11 teaches that when two brothers are alive at the same time, and one dies without children, the wife is not allowed
