Vaera: Do You Volunteer?
Too Busy to Volunteer Volunteering is a way of life for many people. We derive so much pleasure from sharing […]
Beshalach: Miracle of Love
he Debate They stood at the seashore overwhelmed by the miracle of love they had witnessed. All night long, they
Shemot: The Beloved Teacher
My Beloved Teacher I have had many teachers, but the ones that impacted me most, were the one who showed
Vayechi: Our Mother
At The Grave Of A Mother I was standing in Bethlehem at the grave of our nation’s mother, the Matriarch
Vayigash: The True Meaning of Tolerance
Can We Tolerate Tolerance? Have you ever been in the ironic position where someone accused of lacking tolerance and in
Chanukah: Tomorrow Will Be Much Better
Increase or Reduce There are two ways to light Chanukah candles. One is to start with the smallest amount of
Vayishlach: Believe In Your Child
Obey Your Parents This week’s Torah portion introduces us to Esau’s son Eliphaz although our sages already mentioned him in
Vayetze: Coincidence
Do You Believe In Coincidence? Albert Einstein famously said that coincidence is G-d’s way of remaining anonymous. What do you