Anyone who has ever attended summer camp knows how emotionally charged and special the “Grand Sing” is. At the conclusion of three days of Color
A few years back, I spoke in my shul about the greatness and significance of the mitzvah of tzitzit. I quoted Chazal1 who state that
I was privileged to be part of the final graduating class from Yeshiva Shaarei Torah when Rabbi Berel Wein was its rosh yeshiva. It must
Rabbi Dovi Eisenberger was one of the esteemed learning rebbeim here in Camp Dora Golding for a number of summers. As Tisha B’av was beginning
At our Shabbos table a few weeks ago, a friend of ours related that some time prior to this, she had been attending a wedding.
This past week, Camp Dora Golding went on a trip to Dorney Park, a major theme park in Allentown, Pennsylvania. As anyone who has ever
A change of scenery is always nice and our family really takes pleasure in coming to the Pocono Mountains each summer. Aside from enjoying being
You know you’re starting to get old when you preface an anecdote with, “When I was a kid …” So here I am getting old,
A few summers ago I was invited to co-star in a video entitled “The Do and Don’ts of Shana Rishona (first year of marriage).” While
A number of years ago, the infant daughter of a close friend and colleague suddenly took ill and had to be hospitalized. The man’s wife
A number of years ago a friend mentioned that there was a shul not too far from me that was looking to hire a chazan
When I was a student in Fordham University pursuing my master’s in social work, one of my professors recounted an experience that he had witnessed,
