Religion

Each family has its favorite “tried and true” recipes that it absolutely has to include as part of the Seder…

This article originally appeared in the fall 2003 issue of Jewish Action In an obituary for Cantor Josef Rosenblatt, whose…

TuB’Shvat/Rabbi Elazar ben Arach (Avot 2:13) By Yossi Huttler go out and discern  this new year of trees the path…

During my first year of practice with a major Chicago law firm, I applied to the rabbinical school of the…

The pros and cons of sending frum kids to diverse community day schools

Hyman Brand, in Kansas City, is the first community day school to successfully integrate a fully Orthodox track, according to…

  Start a child upon his path, even when he ages he will not stray from it” (Mishlei 22:6). This…

By David Wolkenfeld Emunah has two clear meanings in Tanach, neither one of which is exemplified by what we tend…

Teaching tefillah can be a hard task across school. A new approach might bring greater connection to our students.

In the American Modern Orthodox community, the widely acknowledged master of teaching tefillah was a Holocaust refugee from Germany who…

According to the late food historian Gil Marks, the first latkes, called kartoffelpfannkuchen, were fashioned from coarse potatoes fried in…