Teaneck–The Shabbos immediately following the Har Nof massacre, members of the Young Israel of Teaneck were fortunate to have Rabbi Meir Goldwicht as a scholar-in-residence.
Teaneck is a community that is replete with learning opportunities. On any given day or evening there is learning taking place. Some of these opportunities
As most of us know, listening to the shofar on Rosh Hashana is a mitzvah. Indeed, the Torah describes Rosh Hashana as a Yom Teruah
Teaneck–The fall semester of Lamdeinu, the new center in Teaneck for adult Jewish learning, begins September 8, and the enthusiastic reviews on the inaugural semester
Teaneck—For nearly 12 years something wonderful has been taking place on various floors in Hackensack University Medical Center, and in more recent years, Montefiore Medical
In Genesis, God visits Abraham following his circumcision, demonstrating the importance of visiting the sick. The morning prayers describe the mitzvah of bikur cholim, visiting
Paramus—Giving back to the community is something many of us try to do. Whether it’s donating food, housing gemachs, or volunteering our time, we’re always
Teaneck—Kids of Courage (KOC) is hosting a Community Weekend Shabbaton at Congregation Keter Torah, May 30–31. Shabbaton participants will be davening with the congregation throughout
Teaneck—Colonel Ben Tzion (Bentzi) Gruber, Vice Commander (reserves) of Division 252 of the Israel Defense Force (IDF), an armored division of 20,000 soldiers, will be
Teaneck—Every Tuesday night Rabbi Meir Goldwicht, a native Yerushalmi, crosses the George Washington Bridge to deliver a Parshat HaShavua shiur completely in Hebrew at Congregation
Teaneck—They are the unsung heroes of our community. They are the ones who immediately take action, with very little notice, to help those who have
