By: Rabbi Osher Jungreis A careful study of the parsha even highlights the specifics of courtship and marriage and offers the guidance that we so sorely...

By: Chaya Sora Jungreis-Gertzulin My daughter’s friend, Rena, shared a personal story that speaks volumes. Rena’s days are hectic, being a devoted mom to a...

By: Rabbi Osher Jungreis This week’s parsha imparts to us lessons for life–how we should conduct ourselves in our daily affairs and in our relationships. Interestingly...

Parshat Lech Lecha - To Believe, Yet Not to Believe – Part III By: Yekutiel Guzofsky The Torah continues to unveil the story of our forefathers,...

By: Chaya Sora Jungreis-Gertzulin Now that all the living hostages are home, we are learning more and more about their amazing inner strength, and their...

By: Rabbi Osher Jungreis In this week’s parsha, the history of the Jewish people commences. Until now, in the portions of Genesis and Noah, we...

By: Chaya Sora Jungreis-Gertzulin “He was named Noach, saying this one will ease our work, and bring us rest from the toil of our hands….”...

By: Rabbi Tzvi Hersh Weinreb There are many words in the English language that originally had great power but have become watered down over the...

By: Chaya Sora Jungreis-Gertzulin This week, Shabbos Bereishis, we once again begin reading the cycle of Torah portions. The word “Torah” means “instructions” or “teachings”....

By: Rabbi Pinchas Winston In the beginning, God made the Heaven and the Earth. (Bereishis 1:1) The words are so incredibly simple, and yet, of course,...

By: Chaya Sora Jungreis-Gertzulin It was Rosh HaShana night, and our family was enjoying sweet apples and honey. The conversation around the table turned to...

By: Rabbi Pinchas Winston And this (V’zos) is the blessing which Moshe, the Man of G-d, blessed the Children of Israel before his death. (Devarim...

By: Chaya Sora Jungreis-Gertzulin It’s Succos time. Time to get a lulav and essrog. Time to take the succah walls out of storage. Time to...

By: Shlomo Katz Why does Sukkot follow so closely after Yom Kippur? Indeed, not only are they close to each other on the calendar, a...

By: Chaya Sora Jungreis-Gertzulin Yizkor. To remember. On Yom Kippur we remember the loved ones who are no longer with us. Those who are fortunate to...

By: Rabbi Shlomo Katz Our parshah opens: “Moshe went and spoke these words to all of Israel.” Where was Moshe “going”? R’ Mordechai Twersky z”l...