The end of the pandemic summer found us scrounging for a quick family vacation before school started, a desire that stemmed from endless months of
This is the story of two brothers. Not two biblical brothers, with opposing personalities and years of raging jealousy and trickery. Two ordinary brothers, six
“What, exactly, is a life coach?” I get asked this question all the time. Sometimes I don’t actually get asked this… but rather receive a
I am writing about the recent article depicting the perceived social injustice of omitting women from newspaper ads or dinner journal announcements, in “A Modest
On Saturday evening, March 23, at 9 p.m., MODI, one of New York’s finest comedians, will be performing at Congregation Ahavat Torah in Englewood. The
One summer in Camp Nesher, two guys who both lived in Teaneck, but had not yet crossed paths, met and struck up a friendship. They
The bell had rung and the third-grade class excitedly gathered by the door, a storm of arms grabbing coats off of hooks and knitted hats
This Shabbat is the annual “Emunah Shabbat Tea Talks,” a lively gathering of men and women committed to the cause of Emunah. The tea honors
“Mommy, why do you always make this face?” my younger daughter asked me one afternoon last year, contorting her lips into what resembled an angry
Around two and a half years ago, I started running. I had never exercised a day in my life. It felt draining and boring, and
On Saturday evening, December 2, over 600 guests gathered for the annual Emunah gala that took place at Pier 60, Chelsea Piers. Attendees and honorees
One of the most anticipated charitable and social events each winter is the annual Emunah dinner. This year, it will take place on Saturday night,
