Jewish Living
Keep in mind that whatever circumstance you find yourself in, whatever activity you’re involved in, whatever words you use, reflect…
Although we abstain from work on Shabbat, we would be less than honest if we claimed to observe it to…
How did Jews in the holocaust respond? And as religious Jews, what does it mean for us?
Excerpts from the journal of a Chassidic Jew's life in the Warsaw Ghetto
Irrespective of their different life stories and circumstances—one truth emerges: rebbetzinhood entails a certain amount of mesirut nefesh, self-sacrifice. And…
Rebbetzin. A relatively modern word but a fairly ancient role.
In the Limelight by Bayla Sheva Brenner Rabbi’s Son Syndrome by Dovid Bashevkin
Despite the expectations, visibility and sacrifice, these children of rabbis or high-profile rebbetzins saw close-up what it means to take…
A rabbinic home, one would assume, would be the best environment in which to be raised in order to ensure…
One day this winter Ronit Comrov will make dozens of latkes, and sufganiyot, “just raspberry,” for her friends in Milwaukee.…
Walking through the unknown without a compass is bewildering, and at times, devastating. Yet there are those who have managed…
