Where Do Good Books Go When They Die?
The Jewish people have always treated their sacred objects with respect even when they are worn out and no longer usable. Instead of throwing them
The Jewish people have always treated their sacred objects with respect even when they are worn out and no longer usable. Instead of throwing them
Part V In September and October 1939, the American Jewish press reported that each organization made scant effort to organize the masses of the American
Part 38 (written 2014) (Continued from previous week) On Sunday afternoon, July 10, in one of the hotel banquet rooms, the group was the guest
Rebbetzin Sheila (Chava Sora) Feinstein, z”l, lived a life of purpose. Whether as a loving wife, mother, bubby, sister, aunt, mother-in-law or a staunch educational
I did not know what I was getting into when I applied to be a Jewish Link intern. My mom showed me an ad for
May these words of Torah serve as a merit le’iluy nishmat Menachem Mendel ben Harav Yoel David Balk, a”h. This week we learned Zevachim 114.
Many Ashkenazic Jews who visit Sephardic congregations comment that they are struck by the vitality and energy of Sephardic tefillah. There is no doubt that
In the spirit of the recent 15th of Av holiday, I offer the following column. Surely you realize that I am not going to write
Freddie Ferguson needed to change—at least his boss, friends, mother, therapist, bowling team, florist, golf coach and gardener all thought so. Freddie was coasting along,
Shabbat Rosh Chodesh Parshat Re’eh This Shabbat is Rosh Chodesh as well, and as a result we take a “break” from the series of “consolation”
Most times when women light the Shabbat candles before reciting the bracha and adding any further tefillot that they wish to say, they generally do
Working with kids for five summers in a row, I was a little dubious about choosing office work for my summer activity, isolated from sun