Talmud Torah: To Study, Learn, and Grow
Following the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 CE, there was no central place for Jews to make sacrifices and worship God.
Rabbi P.J. Schwartz
Let it Go: A Pesach Reflection
I choose to believe that we all have been enslaved at some point in our lives. Perhaps we have been chained to our fears, worries, and doubts. We may have faced addictions, coped with hardship, and sunk to the lowest depths of all that keeps us down.
This Year on Purim, Don’t Be Me, Be You!
There is one Purim that will always have a special place in my heart.
Hanukkah in the Home: Make it Your Own
While there are numerous customs and traditions associated with celebrating Hanukkah at home, there is not necessarily one right way to celebrate the Festival of Lights.
The only obligation we have as Jews is to kindle our hanukkiyot (Hanukkah menorah).
The Seder of Welcoming Shabbat
Dr. Ron Wolfson, in his book, Shabbat: The Family Guide to Preparing for and Celebrating the Sabbath, appropriately notes that while there are specific rituals that are part of every Shabbat, each Shabbat experience is different.
