My seven-and-three-quarter-mile walk (12.5 km) around Jerusalem on Shabbos was a good workout (given the current lockdown in Israel, I considered it within the realm

If you were a betting man or woman, you’d likely wager that the recently enacted New Jersey State budget—passed during a pandemic, under the cloud

Determined not to be deterred by the limitations of the COVID-19 pandemic, Jessica Katz, founder and director of Yad Leah’s international office, has devised a

Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey (Federation) is starting the new year under the guidance of its newly appointed president, Lee Lasher. Lasher’s personal journey

Among the plethora of inspirational videos leading up to Yom Kippur, one stands out for its personal affirmation of the power of individual and communal

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A new approach to yeshiva high school education started with a good idea and the coming together of talented people to translate the theory into

On his way to participate in the Siyum Daf Yomi in January, Elad Danino, father of five from Marine Park, Brooklyn, came up with an

(Courtesy of Lamdeinu) As the Jewish calendar progresses, so does Lamdeinu! Lamdeinu launches its post-Sukkot program on Tuesday, October 13, with an exciting array of

(Courtesy of Bris Avrohom) As in every year, Bris Avrohom prepares lulavim and etrogim for the community. This year over 250 sets were prepared and

Jewish Family Service of Central NJ (JFSCNJ) will be holding a weekly virtual support group for widow(er)s called “New Path Widow(er)s Support Group” each Wednesday

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