While many in the private sector are busy planning the physical aspects of re-opening their plants, shops and offices, it is important not to lose
Has your industry been deeply impacted by COVID-19, such as education, travel, tourism or event sales? Are you stuck at home with little to do
It just recently occurred to me that I have no idea how to find a rav. It’s not like all the rabbanim are hiding. They’re
Shavuot is a holiday during which most functioning insomniacs can thrive and most narcoleptics struggle. This is because the holiday involves a custom of staying
A few years back, Shavuot came on a dark night. Dark as the black coffee people would be drinking to stay awake that night. But
The same rabbinic group that closed Bergen County’s in-person shul services and minyanim on March 11—the first in the country to do so, followed by
Over the last few weeks there has been a lot of discussion regarding the viability of the current financial landscape within the Modern Orthodox community
On a recent Sunday morning, 30 families from Suburban Torah in Livingston, participated in a scavenger hunt around town. Using clues that were texted to
Back in November 2019, Shaarei Orah hosted a special Shabbaton for Sephardic Yeshiva University students. In preparation for this special event, Shaarei Orah’s Jack Varon
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In thinking about what would be most fitting for Chinuch Reflections, I found it most appropriate and timely to reflect on the current situations that
I was always perplexed by references to Yigael Yadin. He had so many roles in the history of Israel but I never knew how to
