by Elad Korsia | Dec 24, 2014
Before asking any conceptual question concerning tefila, it is of utmost importance to emphasize that prayer is, first and foremost, a natural inclination of every human being. Prayer expresses the longing, the basic desire within every person for an encounter with...
by Rabbi Hanan Schlesinger | Nov 27, 2014
Rabbi Hanan Schlesinger Former Shaliach in Boca Raton (1999-2006), Executive Director and Community Rabbinic Scholar of Dallas Kollel “Civilization depends on the health of the traditional family”. So begins Rod Dreher’s persuasive and insightful article in...
by Gitit Herman | Nov 9, 2014
Finding Comfort in Challenging Times – audio class
by Rabbi Herzl Hefter | Nov 6, 2014
Rav Herzl Hefter Former Rosh Kollel in Cleveland (1995-1997) The Symbolism of Brit Milah – audio class
by Rabbi Chanan Morrison | Aug 10, 2014
The Murderer’s Admission Channan Morrison, 2003 We all live a double life. There is our external world – our relationships with friends and family, our jobs, our place in society. And we have our inner world – our private thoughts and emotions, our...
by Rabbi Todd Berman | Jul 31, 2014
Highlights of Rambam’s Guide for the Perplexed: Part 10 – The Perfection of Man : Book III Chapters 54 Rabbi Tuvia Berman – Yeshivat Eretz HaTzvi “Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection we can catch excellence.”- Vince Lombardi Where are...
by Rabbi Todd Berman | Jul 31, 2014
Highlights of Rambam’s Guide for the Perplexed: Part 9 – Torah as Educator : Book III Chapters 32 and 46 Rabbi Tuvia Berman – Yeshivat Eretz HaTzvi “Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself.”- John Dewey Pursuit of religious truth...
by Rabbi Todd Berman | Jul 31, 2014
Highlights of Rambam’s Guide for the Perplexed: Part 8 – Understanding God’s Will – Reasons for Mitzvoth: Book III Chapters 25 & 27 Rabbi Tuvia Berman Why do we do what we do? Jews know that Mitzvoth are the commands of God and must be performed as...