Young Israel of Toco Hills in Atlanta Joins Orthodox...
The Orthodox Union has announced that the Young Israel of Toco Hills in Atlanta has been accepted as a member synagogue, joining hundreds of other OU synagogues throughout North America,
South Florida Rebbetzins Conference 2015 to be held on...
The role of the Orthodox woman is a juggling act fraught with many responsibilities as she simultaneously manages her family and professional life while maintaining and educating her home in
Yachad is Coming to Great Neck: Day Program for...
Yachad and its affiliate the Jewish Union Foundation (JUF) will inaugurate a weekly adult day program in Great Neck for young adults with disabilities, beginning Monday, January 5, 2015 from
Semester is Done But Learning Doesn’t Have to be:...
With a focus on the university environment as a marketplace of ideas and experiences that pose both challenges and opportunities to an Orthodox Jew’s observance and commitment, the first ever
Women to Women: Uniting to Change the World
People respond to tragedy in different ways. It’s just a month since the tragic terror attack in Har Nof at Kehillat Bnai Torah. We lost five tzaddikim and many others were
“ABLE Act” Approved by U.S. Senate by a Vote...
The Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, the nation’s largest Orthodox Jewish umbrella organization, applauded the overwhelming approval of the Achieving a Better Life Experience (“ABLE”) Act in the
Orthodox Union Statement on Release of Alan Gross
The Orthodox Union enthusiastically welcomes the release of American Alan Gross after five years of unjust imprisonment in Cuba. For the past several years, the OU has prayed, rallied and
Yachad Announces New Summer Programs in New Hampshire &...
Yachad has partnered with two leading Jewish camp programs, one near Toronto and one in New Hampshire, in which individuals with special needs will be given educational and social experiences
OU Urges US Supreme Court to Overturn Decision Permitting...
The Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, the nation’s largest Orthodox Jewish umbrella organization, called upon the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse a decision from a lower court requiring
“Letters from Mir: A Torah World in the Shadow...
OU Press is proud to announce the publication of Letters from Mir: A Torah World in the Shadow of the Shoah, by Rabbi Ernest Gugenheim. In 1938, Ernest Gugenheim was a
