How did Jews in the holocaust respond? And as religious Jews, what does it mean for us?
Spring 2018(5778)
What’s the Truth about . . . Eating a Sandwich Wrapped in a Napkin?
Excerpts from the journal of a Chassidic Jew's life in the Warsaw Ghetto
A collection of derashot delivered within the darkness of the Warsaw Ghetto, the result is one of the most important sustained engagements with the problem…
Being on the receiving end of tzedakah for the past eleven months as an unemployed Jewish communal professional has not only grayed me prematurely, it…
Getting and keeping the attention of people of any age during a Seder, a meal with a surfeit of readings and rituals that can stretch…
If you’re looking for inspiration when planning your Pesach menus, these delicious dishes shared by some of my favorite kosher cookbook authors are perfect for…
Yet I walked away with two deep takeaways. The first was to stop being afraid to talk about God.
After eleven straight months, I wasn’t ready to give it up. Three times a day I had the chance to stop and think about my…
Often retirees cannot return to yeshivah because they never had the yeshivah experience in the first place.
As our children reach adulthood, many of us tend to abandon our identity as parents altogether. By relinquishing our parental responsibilities, we diminish ourselves and…
