“The experience in Baltimore made us realize that things can actually fall apart. . . . We can’t take it for granted that an institution will survive without hard work.”
Far from the frum frenzy, one newly Southern Jew reflects on finding home—and herself—deep in the heart of Memphis.
In the Orthodox Community, caregivers of people with dementia often experience additional struggles.
Nowadays, no one who keeps kosher would ever consider buying meat without certification. No one would say, ‘well, this looks kosher to me, I’m sure it’s fine.’ We want to…
“If we get just one more student in our school as a result of this campaign, that’s success. We will be saving one Jewish neshamah.”
The most common Jewish reaction to rising antisemitism has not been laying low and hiding one’s identity, but rather an increase in Torah learning and mitzvah observance and a stronger…
Kiruv professionals—working with all demographics—stress that they cannot single-handedly reach the many unaffiliated Jews across the country who are searching for connection in the post–October 7 world. It’s time for…
With all the pressures that come along with leading a frum life, preventative health care often takes a back seat.
