OU hails Education Tax Credit Proposal unveiled in Maryland
Today, the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, through its Institute for Public Affairs, commended a bi-partisan proposal in the Maryland Legislature to enact a corporate education tax credit;
OU to Present Professional Development Workshop for Rabbis
As a follow-up to its highly successful program last Saturday night, in which almost 200 people attended the Orthodox Union’s conference, When Serious Illness Strikes and Decisions Have to Be
OU Lieberman Scholars Attend JCPA Plenum in Washington
The Orthodox Union’s Senator Joseph Lieberman Scholars, a joint program of the National Conference of Synagogue Youth and Institute for Public Affairs, participated in the Jewish Council for Public Affairs
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist to Deliver Keynote Address...
The Hon. Bill Frist, M.D., Majority Leader of the United States Senate, will deliver the keynote address at the Orthodox Union’s108th Anniversary Dinner at the Grand Hyatt, April 2, 2006
Our Way Welcomes Jewish Deaf to Chicago on OU...
Our Way, an Orthodox Union program for the deaf and hearing impaired, together with Congregation Adas Yeshurun, 3050 Touhy Avenue, invite the Jewish deaf and their families to a Shabbaton
OU Prepares for Purim with a Series of Initiatives...
Concerned that the joy of Purim is too often marred by irresponsible behavior, the Orthodox Union has once again initiated a coordinated series of steps to alert the community to
OU Pained by Destruction of Synagogue In Dushanbe, Tajikistan
The Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, America’s largest Orthodox Jewish umbrella organization, is pained by the actions taken by the government of Tajikistan in undertaking the destruction of
Our Way Welcomes Jewish Deaf to the Russian community...
Our Way, an Orthodox Union program for the deaf and hearing impaired, together with the Russian Community and Congregation B’Nai Israel, 671 Louisiana Avenue, invite the Jewish deaf and their
L‘Dor V’dor: NCSY Alumni Family Reunion Brings Generations Together
The first National NCSY Alumni Family Reunion took place recently in Edison, NJ, with a capacity audience of 250 participants for Shabbat, and 100 more who arrived on Saturday night.
Once Again, OU Powerpoint Program to Make Megillah Reading...
As Purim approaches, Our Way, a division of the National Jewish Council for Disabilities (NJCD) serving the deaf and hearing impaired, has set a goal of 100 synagogues, double last
