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Dating in the Age of Corona
Famous NY Mohel Passes Away from COVID-19
One Rabbi's Dream to Close All Shuls
Coronavirus: A Time for Kindness
The Incredible Corona Wedding Outside Our Window
Coronavirus and the Power of Humor
Jewish Advice for Being at Home
Jtube: Shark Tank: Swimply
How Israel Looks Without Tourists
Passover and Corona: A Message of Hope
Freedom Can’t Wait: A Charlie Harary Passover Video
What is Passover?
Passover’s Three Steps to Personal Freedom
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by Chana Rosenblatt
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by Techiya Levine
A three-prong approach for your home.
by Adina Soclof, MS. CCC-SLP
How to keep sane and positive at home during this pandemic.
by Emuna Braverman
God runs the world isn't just an expression. Everything is truly in His hands.
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
by Rabbi Dovid Charlop
How marriage is the greatest opportunity for real growth and real love.
Experience the freedom of stepping out of that carefully manicured version of ourselves and let your raw, unguarded, complicated, flawed self through.
by Chava Dumas
Because the miracles of Purim were “hidden”, we prepare dishes that represent this “hiddenness,” including kreplach, stuffed cabbage, knishes, hamentaschen, and meatballs.
by Elizabeth Kurtz
Everything you need for your Purim meal.
Why having a fixed place and time for learning is so important.
PODCAST
by Heather Dean
A Purim feast that combines classic and modern.
by Dovid Riven
5 wines that would make awesome additions to your Purim celebrations.
by Vitaliy N. Katsenelson
My 14-year-old daughter showed me what it means to be part of a team.
by Rabbi Shaul Rosenblatt
When my wife died, I was certain I'd never find complete happiness again. Like Sheryl Sandberg, I was wrong.
We all know there are two sides to every story. Why do we so often forget?
Choose your friends wisely.
by Jennifer Starke
My two children have the same dedicated parents. Yet one child is thriving while the other is not.
Fun, easy recipes that are homey, comforting, and make sitting around the table more fun.
Visiting someone against their specific desires doesn't provide comfort; it causes mourners pain.
Sending kids to Jewish summer camp fosters a love of being Jewish throughout their lives.
Rabbi David Schoonmaker on the importance of enthusiasm and joy in the home.
Celebrate with these incredibly tasty dishes.
Life is going to throw us curveballs. The mark of our character is how we face them: head on with courage or giving up in frustration.
by Ruchi Koval
It’s not the sameness, but the differences that create marital ties.
Hearty, filling main dishes for those who hate kale.
Some awesome wines recommended for celebrating Tu B’Shvat.
Are you afraid that you'll be exposed as a fraud?
Watching the big game or just having friends over? These treats are great for a crowd, super casual, and lots of fun to eat.
Kids need to be told "no." Here are some effective tools to get that message across.
Lewis Carroll makes an excellent point we would all do well to consider.
Healthy and easy recipes to add to your repertoire.
Why do so many people assume they know better?
Rabbi Berel Wein on teaching leadership skills to our children.
There is always bad in the world – but there is good also. What do you want to focus on?
Delicious recipes that incorporate the latest trends.
Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky on the Boomer-Millennial generation gap.
by Ilana Kendal
Six tools to respond to our children’s fear.
by M. Gary Neuman
Protect your marriage by avoiding friendships with members of the opposite sex.
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
And what you can do about it.
Turn off the radio. Spending time alone pondering who we are and where we are going is essential.
by Rabbi Shlomo Slatkin, MS, LCPC
After the honeymoon is over.
Ask the Matchmaker
by Ziva Kramer
My husband is a very decent man who shares my values. I feel guilty for not being content, but the terrible truth is that I’m unsatisfied and bored.
Don’t mistake style for substance.
by Rabbi Benji Levy
Celebrating Hanukkah represents the same type of joy as getting married – we actively choose who we love in order to continue our people.
Get in the festive mood with these creative recipes that put a new spin on traditional latkes and donuts.
Chaya Malka Abramson talks about fire prevention and treating burns
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