Continuing A Community Growth Initiative In December of 2005, a group of members from Shomrei Torah met with representatives from Yeshiva University’s Center for the
Cong Beth Aaron has invited young couples from around the region to a “getting to know us” Shabbat, April 20th, Parshat Acharei Mot-Kedoshim. Reservations are
Chanan Schnaidman With the rise in aliyah in recent years, it has become increasingly common for families to move from the United States to Israel.
I am fulfilling my dream. I’m 19 years old, living in the country of our people, and fulfilling the word of Hashem. I was raised
Living most of my life in the United States, I knew Israel’s independence was not something to take for granted, and indeed to be celebrated
Question: Which of the following students best represents the legacy of Volozhin? Orly, who does not know the meaning of most of tefillah; Josh, who
Englewood, Tenafly, Paramus and Teaneck events planned Congregation Ahavath Torah of Englewood, in cooperation with East Hill Synagogue, Kol HaNeshama and Kehilat Kesher, is holding
YACHAD, an organization that brings together individuals with special needs and includes them in mainstream Jewish life, also brought together the South of Cedar Lane
New York – Rabbi Pesach Lerner, Executive Vice President, Emeritus of the National Council of Young Israel, has launched the Israel Initiative “to further enhance
Goal is to gain pardon for Pollard (from combined services) The national office of Young Israel is encouraging people to call the White House, when
Muslim-Jewish Dialogue Can Help South Orange—Father John T. Pawlikowski and Dr. Michael Berenbaum spoke about interfaith relations recently at the Marcia Robbins-Wilf Lecture Series of
Tuition Relief Is Main Agenda Trenton—The OU’s “NJ Votes” initiative hosted its first annual Meet and Greet recently for 40 New Jersey state legislators and
