This week’s parsha elucidates some of the laws relating to theft and compensation. Yet the Torah has many layers
When thinking about Tu B’Shvat, many connect this holiday with an opportunity to revisit Judaism’s ecological message. Here is
“This month shall be the head month to you. It shall be the first month of the year” (Exodus
Regular Torah study has a special place in Jewish life. In the paragraphs of the Shema, we read about
In this week’s parsha, Vayishlach, Yaakov and his brother Eisav, finally meet again after 20 years. But before the
Living with the Times That’s precisely what we want from the weekly portion- to live with it and allow
Happy Sigd to you all! If you haven’t heard of this day, it’s probably because you’re not an Ethiopian Jew.
Alexander the Great asked the sages of Israel: “What should a person do so that they should die?” They
I would like to invite you to join me in the KOT Shabbat Project Challenge. The idea is simple and
How do you create an island in time? How do you get busy people to take time out of their