Handing Over the Keys
“So, Rabbi, bottom line—what’s the deal with drinking on Purim? What’s the message we are supposed to take from this unusual law?” That was the
“So, Rabbi, bottom line—what’s the deal with drinking on Purim? What’s the message we are supposed to take from this unusual law?” That was the
“So I was on a roll—I was an executive with a nice salary, annual bonuses and stock options, all the perks. Everything was on track…
Three of our children have had food allergies throughout their lives. The earliest indication of the allergies was from eczema that developed on their skin
The Beipanjiang Bridge, suspended 1,854 feet above the Nizhu river in southwest China, is currently the highest bridge in the world. The $150 million crossing
When I was a graduate student at Fordham University working toward my master’s in social work, a fellow student offered me a piece of advice:
It was definitely one of the most unique gifts I ever received. Since it was given to me, I am hardly ever apart from it.
My rebbe, Rabbi Berel Wein, related that shortly before he made aliyah in 1997, he took some of his grandchildren to a Yankees game at
“Abba, the power is out in half of the rooms upstairs!” While trying to prepare drashot for Rosh Hashanah, that’s not what I wanted to
It’s something we probably don’t appreciate enough. It’s a wonderful thing to be part of a community that is so eager to perform acts of
This week, America marks the 15th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. A few years ago, I was recounting to my fifth grade Ashar students
On a Sunday afternoon a number of years ago, my in-laws were visiting us from Lakewood and we went to a local pizza shop here
It’s been a gratifying and enjoyable yet exhausting summer season. And now, after eight wonderful weeks at Camp Dora Golding, we have returned home. It