Do you know why we read a Parsha from the Torah and a Haftarah (not half a Torah) portion each week?

We need to ensure the Bar or Bat Mitzvah is more than just a one time event in a child's life. Rather, it is the impetus for change, accepting responsibility for G-d's mitzvot, and a time to view the world more globally.

With the lull in holiday preparations and celebrations, seize the advantage of the "extra time" you'll have and get something accomplished!

Gilad Shalit is an Israel Defense Force soldier who was abducted in 2006 by Hamas activists. While we may feel powerless in helping to bring about his return, we can offer something to help.

Here are the (traditional) guests who visit during Sukkot and the lessons of leadership and living they bring with them.

On Yom Kippur, we read the well-known story of Jonah and the whale….well, at least the title of the story is familiar to most of us…. But do we really know why the Haftorah portion of Yom Kippur tells this tale?

Yom Kippur is filled with lessons of forgiveness as well as deeper lessons for improving our behavior.

From appetizer to dessert, here is a Rosh Hashanah dinner that is easy to make and delicious to eat!

There's nothing more to say except that you MUST read this book by Daniel Levin!

The month preceding Rosh Hashanah is a time of deep introspection, asking forgiveness from others and setting goals for the upcoming year.