Sukkot: The Holiday of Clouds and Huts
A Charming Celebration Since my earliest childhood, the holiday of Sukkot held a special place in my heart. Sukkot equaled […]
November 2, 2005
Shavuot: Sinai and Beyond
Ascent and Descent Shavuot is the holiday that celebrates the Torah, Mt. Sinai and the Ten Commandments. In conjunction with
Simchat Torah: Start Again
A Page Turner When was the last time you spent an entire year reading a two thousand-page novel and then
Rosh Hashanah and January First
Remarkably Different The Rosh Hashanah celebrations differ greatly from those of the secular new Year. The first of January is
Rosh Hashanah: The mystery of Good and Evil
L'Shana Tova On Rosh Hashana, Jews traditionally greet each other with the words L’shana Tova Tikatev Vetichatem, May you be
Passover: He Does not Abandon
Where Is G-d? There was once a young, fun loving, boy full of vigor and spunk. One day, having acted
New Year Greeting 5761: The Passage of Time
A Year in London Ontario As the New Year approaches it is time to sit back and reflect upon the
High Holiday Season: A Time for Prayer
Turning To G-d The High Holiday season is observed throughout Jewish world with fervor, reverence and awe. To Jews, it