For thousands of years, challah baking, and, specifically, the mitzvah of “separating challah” or hafroshat challah has been a symbol of the Jewish home ever

Yeshivat Netivot Montessori in East Brunswick will host a concert featuring 8th Day, performing new songs as well as old favorites. The concert will be

On Sunday, January 29, students from the Rabbinical College of America traveled to West Orange to learn different Torah topics one-on-one or in small groups

Congregation Israel of Springfield will be holding its 42nd Annual Tribute Dinner on Tuesday, March 21, at the Crystal Plaza in Livingston, New Jersey. Honorees

Bet Dovid in Caldwell Presents Vegan Cooking and Nutrition Classes On Mondays in February, and possibly beyond, Rabbi Donn Gross of Congregation Bet Dovid in

Bris Avrohom of Hillside recently began a chavruta (learning Torah with a partner) that meets bi-monthly on Thursday nights at 8:30 at the shul, 910

Hillside—Not even the steady and bone-chilling winter rain got in the way of hundreds of devoted volunteers who came out to the Community Food Bank

Today, the Orthodox Union (OU) issued an unprecedented statement announcing the establishment of a far-reaching policy regarding women and leadership positions in synagogue life. Citing

Teaneck—In this town’s leafy suburbs, a woman wearing a hijab, a traditional Muslim head covering, is certainly no cause for alarm. It doesn’t call to

Elizabeth—Under a new program, families enrolled in any of the three Jewish Educational Center’s schools, who earn between $150,000 and $275,000 annually, will have their

Teaneck’s Netanel Paley has a knack for information. Having competed—and placed—in spelling bees (fourth place in a regional spelling bee for Northern New Jersey and

SINAI Schools will hold its annual Benefit Dinner on Sunday, February 26, at the Marriott Glenpointe Hotel in Teaneck, NJ. This year’s honorees are Ilana