NCSY and Legacy 613 are helping teens infuse prayer with meaning. Before teens can effectively talk to God, tefillah needs to talk to them. Tefillah

“My mother is one of the world’s greatest characters,” chuckled Abe, when describing his mother, Toby, age 93. “In the beginning she didn’t need an

My kids’ yeshiva always has parent-teacher conferences a Sunday or two before Pesach, for some reason. It’s very annoying, because I’m pretty busy that day.

Families are challenged each day in many different sizes and shapes. How these challenges are handled depends completely upon the individuals involved. As many of

There were many thousands sitting with pen in hand and furrowed brows this past Friday and Sunday. They were in sitting locales across North America,

Summer is just around the corner and the staff at Camp 613 couldn’t be more excited for what’s in store! Camp 613 is located at

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Part II I have to admit that I had an entirely different topic in mind for this month’s article. However, in his pre-Purim Shabbos dvar

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“So I was on a roll—I was an executive with a nice salary, annual bonuses and stock options, all the perks. Everything was on track…