If there is no one in need within our field of vision, we are called upon to widen our field of vision.

The New Year is near. Another year past. We must choose to approach our days wisely.

The way we eat may not be kosher.

Shavel had been the third most populous city in Lithuania–home to more than 14,000 Jews. Only 500 survived the Shoah.

Is a prevalent teaching style making kids go astray? We may need to rethink our approach.

Only 15 percent of kosher-buyers say they buy kosher food because of religious rules.

You can live as if nothing is a miracle, or you can live as if everything is a miracle.

Shavuot reminds us that the past is never dead. It’s not even past.

The ticking of the clock is uniformly, maddeningly constant.  Tick, tick, tick.  In equal, perfectly differentiated, precise segments.  One second after another.  Tick, tick, tick.  A minute.  An hour.  One day.  Another.  Then a week.  A month.  A year.  A lifetime.  Could you imagine how terrible it would be if the totality of our experience

The fact that modern Israel may not as yet be the fulfillment of all Messianic dreams and aspirations does not, cannot and must not mean its rejection, denial, or disdain.