Putting a healthy, wholesome meal on the dinner table every night can be quite challenging, especially if you’re a working mom. However, healthy doesn’t have…
Fall 2013 (5774)
STARVED FOR TIME? EASY, HEALTHY MEALS FOR WORKING MOMS
Today’s rabbi needs to be a CFO, fundraiser, program director and mental health professional rolled into one A strong cup of coffee in hand, he…
If you had asked someone a hundred years ago to name the defining characteristic of kashrut in America, they would probably have answered “corruption.”
What was it like to be an Orthodox rabbi in America a century ago? By Aaron I. Reichel Much of what we take for granted…
It is easy to forget that the jovial pulpit rabbi leading the song sits in Britain’s House of Lords.
Sam Finkel, inspired by what he learned when visiting the Eran Shamir Village Museum of Mazkeret Batya during a tour guides course, spent five years…
Grasping a basketball in his enormous hands, Doron Sheffer looks slim and nimble enough to hit the court again as he greets a visitor to…
In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, we published “Seeking Answers with Humility,” an article exploring the Jewish response to pain and suffering. The article, which…
When my ancestors came to Britain at the turn of the twentieth century, they settled in South Wales. They would travel around the hills and…
Since its establishment in 1898, the OU has had one overriding goal: to strengthen and fortify traditional Jewry. Over the years, the OU has addressed…
