Approaching the topic of G-d with our children can be a daunting task because we – adults – often struggle with our own beliefs, thoughts and ideas. Here are my thoughts as well as the thoughts of some three and four-year olds.

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

If you can move beyond the hunger pains, you can enter a deeply spiritual experience.

A book review to enhance the meaning of Chanukah in your family's celebration.

From slavery to freedom - our past can teach us how to find liberation in our present.

Maimonides 13 Principles constitute the foundation of Jewish thinking. Here they are...

Giving Tzedakah is more than just writing a check to your favorite charity. Learn more about the ethical and moral responsibilities associated with giving.

Why is celebrating the New Year for the trees such an important part of Jewish tradition? Though considered a minor holiday, Tu B’shvat has very important lessons.

Tu B'Av is a minor holiday in the Jewish calendar found just days after the mournful Tisha B'Av

When it comes to the parsha of the week, one can read the text itself, ancient commentary, or a modern interpretation. Reading the weekly Torah portion provides us with historical knowledge and eternal guidelines for living as well as deeper insights into life, its mysteries, and everyday lessons.