When Rabbi Emanuel Feldman became rav of the Beth Jacob shul in Atlanta, Georgia in 1952, he planted a sapling in the courtyard of the
My twin grandsons turned 4 recently. When they were born, they were tiny little babies weighing just four and five lbs respectively. Now, they weigh
I was playing hide and seek with my 3-year-old granddaughter Ita, who lives in Eretz Yisrael, on a video call with her. She placed her
In the last two weeks, Jews around the world have united to help our brothers and sisters in Eretz Yisrael. We’ve helped with housing, clothing
The beginning of our year has been severely marred by the horrible attacks in Israel which have taken hundreds of Jewish lives. I am dedicating
Imagine attending a wedding where the chuppah is decorated with beautiful flowers, and lovely music is playing as the chasan and kallah walk down the
Last year, as I got up to give the Shabbos Shuvah drasha in our yeshiva, it dawned on me that most of the people there
I saw an ad showing a mountain climber hanging off the side of a dangerous cliff, with the words: “Live Life to its Fullest—Experience the
Someone I know told me that she doesn’t like the lack of assigned seats at many weddings. Nowadays, it’s typical at many weddings to just
Last year close to 25 men from the Yeshiva Ner Boruch/PTI Morning Seder Chabura completed learning the entire Gemara Sukkah in depth. It was a
Two weeks ago was the annual Bike4Chai ride—a fundraiser for Camp Simcha, a camp for children suffering from severe illnesses. The riders rode 160 miles
During World War II, many Jewish children were entrusted by their parents to Christian orphanages and monasteries with the hope of reuniting with their children
