
The Prayer Crisis: Legacy 613 Responds
From the moment young children excitedly receive their very first siddur, as parents look on with pride and joy, prayer is a permanent part of
From the moment young children excitedly receive their very first siddur, as parents look on with pride and joy, prayer is a permanent part of
Join an Evening of Inspiration this Monday at CBY. There are those who command a good deal of attention when they enter a room. In
As Jewish people, we are united in our love for our homeland, the State of Israel. Having just celebrated the 70th anniversary of Israel’s independence
Conclusion Firstly I’d like to apologize to my readers for being on a rather long hiatus from my writings. Our new joyful addition to the
Custom suits bring to mind visions of a millionaire getting measured by his personal tailor and fitted for a suit that meets his exact measurements.
About 3,000 years ago, King Solomon looked at the world around him and made this timeless declaration: “There is nothing new under the sun.” To
Part 26 (written 2004) (Continued from previous week) Eating had been a little problematic in the beginning since none of the Israeli soldiers were Orthodox
“We will sing to the Nazis what we cannot say to them,” Gabriel (Gabi) Schacter insisted. He was conducting many of the world’s greatest musicians
One of the most common questions people ask me, once they figure out that I’m not as funny in person, is when my next book
Jewish parents are not required to teach their children how to ride bike, fly a plane or drive stick-shift. They also are not required to
There is a famous Aesop’s Fable about a hare that tells anyone that will listen about his great running aptitude and speed. A tortoise, upon
This week many celebrate Mother’s Day—and with the barrage of advertisements, all of us are hyperaware of the calendar day. As wonderful as it is