What happens when you match a Sephardi with an Ashkenazi? “Ashkesfard” couples share their stories about the culture shocks, halachic adjustments, and other unexpected surprises
Mrs. Devorah (Debby) Sherer a”h never sought the limelight, though she was married to a man who represented Orthodox Judaism to the world,
A tune from our childhood. A beat we instantly recognize. Listening to a familiar melody is comforting for us all, but for the elderly, the positive effects of music are staggering
From the very first tish, the chassidim realized this would be something different. Toldos Avraham Yitzchak would forge a new path and ignite neshamos, not only at the dramatic grand finale in Meron on Lag B’omer, but all year round
You may be separated by hundreds of years and thousands of miles, but DNA testing is making it possible for far-flung family members to reconnect
Students on campuses today talk about “safe spaces” for minorities. Jewish students who are routinely singled out for judgment — and sometimes violence – talk about coping and thriving in uncertain times
