
Jews in the Desert and Ruth
This week, we begin to read a new sefer in the Torah. We start Sefer Bamidbar, and we start reading this book right before Shavuot.
This week, we begin to read a new sefer in the Torah. We start Sefer Bamidbar, and we start reading this book right before Shavuot.
The Gemara in Sota says that finding a shidduch match/soulmate) is like the splitting of the sea. Many peopleI know who are looking to get
In this week’s double parsha, Acharei Mot and Kedoshim, we can learn about seeing and using our surroundings to shape us. After seeing something, we
“Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me” is a phrase I never quite understood. In this week’s double parsha
Last week, I made the mistake of thinking it was the Shabbat before Pesach, Shabbat HaGadol. However, the true Shabbat before Pesach is this Shabbat.
This year we don’t only start the new year with Nisan but with the third book of the Torah, Vayikra. This Shabbat, Shabbat HaGadol (The
Moshe starts Parshat Vayakhel by gathering the Jewish people together. He did not say what he needed to say without Bnei Yisrael standing together and
When you hear about Achashverosh in Megillat Esther, you hear of his lavish banquets, riches, land and clothing. While everything is from Hashem, some of
There is a mission, a purpose, waiting for each and every one of us. We were all placed in this world for a reason, and
As human beings, we like to give help, but asking for help is hard. There are times in our lives when we push ourselves and
The story of the Jews in Egypt is a story that we can relate to today. It is a story of antisemitism and of people
It had come time for Mr. F. to move into an assisted living facility. Since they were in need of space, someone called Mr. L.