Just 1 Challah
By: Kiruv.com I joined Project Toronto’s amazing hafroshas challah campaign, in which I gave a challah to a non-frum woman I know for Rosh Hashana. The woman that received the challah was overwhelmed with emotion. She could not believe the … Read More
No More Humpty Dumpty
Shabbat is the day to enjoy the person you have become. by Rabbi Simcha Barnett It’s Friday afternoon of an endless New York winter, and I’m scooting across a busy intersection to do a bunch of last minute … Read More
The Wedding Season
The Wedding Season Renewing your nuptial vows this Shavuos by Rabbi Ephraim Nisenbaum When our daughter got married, I knew her wedding would be a special experience for many of our friends who had never seen an Orthodox Jewish wedding … Read More
Six Constant Mitzvos
Cultivate the greatest possible relationship with the greatest possible benefits. 6 Constant Mitzvot: #2 – Don’t Believe In Any Other Power by Rabbi Noach Weinberg Ztl Who runs the show around here anyway? You — or God? Deciding … Read More
Know there is a G-d
Cultivate the greatest possible relationship with the greatest possible benefits. by Rabbi Noach Weinberg Ztl A “life goal” is one that brings you to a heightened state of being. For example, a businessman’s goal is to be … Read More
Dont Believe in Any Other Power
Who runs the show around here anyway? You — or God? Deciding this once and for all is a constant life challenge. by Rabbi Noach Weinberg Ztl “Don’t believe in other gods” is the prohibition against believing that … Read More
G-d Is One
Good, evil, success, failure. Life is full of challenges that distract us from the underlying truth that the only reality is God’s existence. by Rabbi Noach Weinberg Ztl Everyone is familiar with the Shema, the Jewish Pledge of Allegiance: … Read More
Love G-d
A passionate desire to connect with the Almighty is a constant human striving. So how do we know if we’re connecting? by Rabbi Noach Weinberg Ztl The whole world sings and dreams about being in love. But … Read More
Fear G-d
Human instinct is to run from fear. Judaism teaches that fear of God is a positive motivator for greatness. by Rabbi Noach Weinberg Ztl The Hebrew word yirah means both “to fear” and “to see.” The essential choice of life … Read More
