Are obstacles real? When G-d goes undercover…
Acharon Shel Pesach – Finding Matzah in Vienna
What is better, an angel or a person?
Acharon Shel Pesach – Cherish the Moment
When Shehecheyanu Isn’t Appropriate We all know the shehecheyanu blessing. We sing it at every happy occasion. The shehecheyanu is recited on every Jewish holiday, except for today – the last day of Pesach. What most people don’t know is that this blessing is made over a heartfelt joy. That means that any time you feel a real heartfelt joy you can recite the shehecheyanu. The...
SHVI’I SHEL PESACH – Unending Joy
Good Yom Tov! In the mid-1600s, a high-ranking British government official named Samuel Pepys (pronounced Peeps) kept a diary for about ten years. The diary, one of the best records of daily from that era, made him famous. During the time he kept his diary, Samuel Pepys witnessed a plague of animal disease that swept Europe, the great Fire of London, and war between Britain and...
Climate Change Seder!
An idea for your Seder.
Jews & Blood?!
Why would anyone think the blood libel is true?
Laugh Therapy
What is the best way to overcome challenges and better your situation? Simchat Torah contains the answer.
Wherever there is Coca Cola, there is Chabad
When a Yeshiva student tried to share some Judaism, he was rebuffed. But it led to more than he had ever imagined.
Letters to Talia
A Kibbutznikit girl wrote to a modern Orthodox soldier about her questions of faith. The result was a fascinating correspondence. What was his best answer?
Yizkor: The Last Jew Standing
The last Jew in Spain was a 15-year-old boy who lived a lonely existence wandering the country hoping to avoid capture and forced conversion. This story never happened — it’s historical fiction. But why is it so compelling, and what should be our response?