A few years ago, an organization filmed a live video message from Rav Chaim Kanievsky, zt”l. It was filmed in Rav Chaim’s study where he

Last Sunday I wasn’t feeling well. Our family had just finished sitting shiva for Rabbi Singer zt”l. The physical and emotional exertion had caught up

Memories of Rabbi Singer flood my mind and soul. Shortly after he was admitted to the hospital, he could barely speak. I was with him

A few years ago, I was trying to cultivate a prospective donor, sending him emails and messages that went unanswered. One evening, I finally met

As a child, I spent many Shabbos afternoons playing board games with my older brother. Those games helped shape my view of the world. One

Rabbi Eli Mansour once spoke as a guest lecturer in a shul, where an older woman approached him for a bracha. She had numbers tattooed

I participated in a study of leaders of Jewish institutions, examining what energizes us and what weighs us down. The goal was simple: to be

During my first six years of marriage, I lived in a neighborhood in Yerushalayim called Maalot Dafna, near East Jerusalem. Very early each morning I

A parent’s job involves doing a lot for their children, and sometimes inspiring them means even more. A friend told me he builds three sukkahs

Over the years, I’ve experienced several floods during the week of Parshas Noach. When my twin daughters were born, we made a kiddush on Shabbos