The Rabbi's Deal with a Gangster by Rabbi H.N. Ehrmann We have decided to let you go, on condition that you promise to assist any Jew in distress.
Gratitude Attitude by Rabbi Zelig Pliskin When someone does something for you, you have to the choice: to focus on what could have been done better, or to focus on what was done right.
Love and Fear by Meir Levin In our relationship with parents, spouse and boss -- and especially with God -- we are constantly balancing the need to get close, with the need to keep a respectful distance.
Three Vital Blasts by R' Shlomo Wallach On Rosh Hashanah, we blow three different types of shafar blasts. What is the deeper meaning of each?
Building a Jewish Home by Sarah Chana Radcliffe A homemaker shapes the atmosphere by the guests she welcomes, the behavior she accepts, and the spiritual element she brings into the house.
Becoming a Professional Jew by Yehuda Mendelson Rosh Hashana is the day when one plants his vision for life -- determining what will sprout during the year that follows.
Doubt and Certainty by Rabbi Akiva Tatz M.D. Nothing in the world is entirely good or bad. Is the combination of factors so complex that we're paralyzed?
Recipes for a Sweet New Year by InnerNet Delicious challah and honey-cut recipes that are sure to make your whole year sweet!
They Shall Be One by R' Abraham Twerski MD In marriage there must be a new self which is the family.
