In this column, we highlight small and not-so-small acts of kindness that happen each and every single day. A Warm Final Sendoff an a Below-Freezing Day On a frigid…
I had forgotten that you only get out of Shabbat what you put into it.
His financial outlook was clouded; with no store, he would have no income. Then the local Jewish community stepped in.
“There’s no question that Rabbi Goldzweig was a pivotal player in the development of kashrut in America,” Rabbi Israel Paretzky, an OU RC told Jewish Action in a 2011 interview.…
The Kansas City Jewish Chronicle called him a “Doctor by day—sukkah savior by night.”
Combatting sinat chinam by highlighting acts of kindness.
She had learned two expressions in Russian. “You are in a safe place.” And, “You are not alone.”
Despite Mom’s earlier Seder disinvitation, I got to spend another Pesach with her. This time, she did not object.
