Walking Through Water: Not What It Seems to Be
On the seventh day of Pesach it is customary to recall the story of the sea splitting and the miracle of the Jews walking through
On the seventh day of Pesach it is customary to recall the story of the sea splitting and the miracle of the Jews walking through
Why do we call this Shabbos “Shabbos Hagadol,” the great Shabbos? What is so great about it? What is the connection with the upcoming holiday
This Shabbos we will be reading Parshat Zachor, where we are bidden to always remember Amalek. In Shemot (17:8-16) we read that Amalek became a
In Parshat Beshalach we read that Miriam, the prophetess, led the women in song and dance after the defeat of the Egyptian army. They had
In Parshat Vayigash we read how Yaakov was introduced to Pharaoh. When Pharaoh first sees Yaakov he is amazed to see someone who looks so
As we walk through the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem to the Western Wall many visitors come across the golden replica of the temple Menorah. The
Once a year in America we have a special day set aside when we are asked to pause and give thanks for all the blessings
This past Sunday was a very special day that will long be remembered by the campers and counselors at Camp HASC. Dozens of Jewish motorcyclists,
When we think of motorcycle riders, the typical stereotyped image that enters our minds is that of an rough-looking, Hell’s Angel-type, tattooed gang member riding
How important is a blessing? How far would you go to obtain a blessing from a righteous person? Would you cross the ocean for a