Every Heart Was Broken That Yom Kippur
During the holiest day of the year, the devastating news made its rounds through the shuls of Jerusalem
Through a Parent’s Eyes
I have spent many an hour with Chaim over the last 15 years, listening to his pain and hearing his sobs
The Moment: Issue 1032
Director of the National Jewish Advocacy Center, Rabbi Dr. Mark Goldfeder, testified before the House of Representatives about anti-Semitism on college campuses
To My Former Yom Kippur Tablemate
And there we sat, you and I, for the next six Yom Kippurim — a wonderful “table shidduch”
Yom Kippur: Locked In Together
It’s only with Ne’ilah, once a year, that we access the fifth dimension, Yechidah, oneness
Family First Inbox: Issue 914
“...as a geriatric care manager for many years as well, I was surprised not to see my profession mentioned in the article”
Our Last Chance
The power of a kabbalah to commit to be better in some way is inestimable
Childhood Obesity
Food is a huge aspect of weight but it’s not just about what children eat
The Ten Martyrs
The asarah harugei malchus lived and died to sanctify His Name
Point of Return
Rabbi Zecharya Greenwald helps newcomers navigate life after teshuvah
Voicing Our Thoughts in the Year to Come!
“Eureka!” I thought. “That’s it! Texting: a blessing or a nightmare? A gift or the curse of modern technology?”
