Purim 5782
Purim תשפב Purim is the most festive and happy holiday in the Jewish calendar. It is the only holiday that carries with it an obligation to drink wine to the point that one doesn’t know the difference between “Cursed be Haman”…
Pathways: Make Your Blessings Count
Pathways| Mrs. Racheli Indig
Adar Beis: Shir Shel Yom- Yom Chamishi
Rosh Chodesh Lecture Series| Dr. Janet Snider
Purim Special: Unity and Faith
Torah Tuesday| Mrs. Racheli Indig
Parshat Zachor 5782
Parshat Zachor תשפ"ב The month of Adar has begun, and we are commanded to increase our happiness! The Talmud says (Taanit 29a): אמר רב יהודה בריה דרב שמואל בר שילת משמיה דרב: משנכנס אדר מרבין בשמחה Rabbi Yehuda the son of Rav…
Megillas Esther UNMASKED: Part 3
Mondays with Meaning| Mrs. Dassie Bausk
Parshat Pekudei 5782
Parshat Pekudei תשפ"ב This week’s portion has the Torah tallying the gold, silver, and copper used in the Tabernacle’s construction. But first, the Torah provides a lengthy introduction to the Tabernacle itself (Exodus 38:21,22): ספר שמות פרק לח כא) אֵלֶּה פְקוּדֵי…
Torah Tuesdays: Perek Shira Chapter 4 Part 3
Torah Tuesdays| Mrs. Racheli Indig
Parshat Shekalim 5782
Shabbat Shekalim תשפב This Shabbat, the Shabbat that precedes Rosh Chodes Adar, the first day of Adar, is called שבת שקלים - Shabbat Shekalim, Shabbat of the coins. When the Holy Temple stood, the Jewish community – צבור - tzibur, was obligated to bring two sacrifices daily:…
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