Orthodox Union To Host Inaugural Fair For Retirees Considering...
Virtual Retire and Relocate Fair in May to Showcase Jewish Communities With Housing, Religious Infrastructure, and Programming for Older Adults In an exciting first for the Orthodox Union and
Landmark Orthodox Union Study Informs Communal Understanding of Individuals...
Encouragingly, Many Who Leave Continue to Maintain Strong Ties With Orthodox Family, Friends, Traditions, and Shuls A groundbreaking study from the Orthodox Union’s Center for Communal Research (CCR) sheds
Orthodox Union Marks 125 Years of Strengthening Jewish Life,...
The OU’s Biennial Convention and Evening of Appreciation Highlighted Its Century-Plus Commitment to Jewish Values, Innovation, Communal Growth From its beginnings as a kosher certification agency to its
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Over the past five years I have been blessed to make a lot of new friends, very good friends, Jews who are not part of the Orthodox community with whom
OU Statement on the Release of Murdered Hostages
The October 7 image of Shiri Bibas captured the essence of that dark day and the contrast between its two sides: a horrified and fiercely protective Jewish mother shielding her
15,000 Women Worldwide to Study Sefer Tehillim With OU...
With the Exponential Rise in the Recitation of Tehillim Post October 7, Now Is the Perfect Time to Deepen Your Connection to These Critical Tefillot Between juggling family, work, and
Yachad Opens Adult Day Program in Baltimore to Enrich...
The center offers a full range of vocational training, life skills development, and day program services Yachad is launching a new adult day program for adults with emotional, intellectual, and
Orthodox Union Launches New Department to Engage Emerging Career...
Geared for the Post-College to Late-30s Demographic, ECP Offers Meaningful Programs and Opportunities to Connect to the Jewish Community In her decade of communal service in Europe and North America,
Bridging Communities: OU Relief Missions and JLIC at Rutgers...
This winter break, OU Relief Missions, in partnership with JLIC at Rutgers, embarked on a transformative journey to India, led by Rabbi Oran Bendelstein, OU Relief Missions, and Rabbi Avi Schwartz, JLIC
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God brings the isolated home, sets free those held captive with weeping and with song. (Psalm 68:7; Sanhedrin 22a) After close to 500 days of the unimaginable darkness of captivity, this long-awaited day
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