Many times in life, and especially in Judaism, we don’t fully understand the reason why we do things or the source behind the origins of

As we all know, the second-most-referenced book of the Bible in our sacred liturgy is the Book of Psalms, the Sefer Tehillim. And one of

What would motivate Zalmen Mlotek to offer classes at a Tokyo University introducing spiritual songs of resistance composed during the Holocaust to Japanese students? Possibly,

Editor’s Note: We welcome a new column by Jonathan (Yoni) Schick, President of GOAL Consulting Group. “We do not appoint a leader over the community

 As 2016 draws to a close, The Jewish Link remembers some of the year’s significant moments and events, and notes the passing of those who

Not every son is happy to follow in his father’s footsteps. But that’s exactly what Michael Wildes wanted to do. “I had the privilege of

When The Jewish Link first wrote about Nachum Segal leaving WFMU 91.1 in the mornings (Nachum Segal’s “JM in the AM” Radio Program Moves to

One of the biggest challenges for any employee is to establish clear boundaries separating work from home. Many people fall into this trap regularly, bringing

Sometimes you feel regular old and sometimes you feel really, really old. You feel regular old when your kids are all driving. You feel regular

We have all this technology nowadays, and we wonder, “What did they used to do before this stuff was invented?” They used animals. You wanted

Chai4ever. An organization whose name says it all. Once you have been embraced by this special organization, you remain a part of their family forever.

Bergenfield resident Elza Koslowe, 11, wanted to do something to honor the memory of her uncle, Sander Bak. She decided to organize a bake sale