Tag: PRAY
Rebbetzin Nechama Dina Laber: Speaking the Language of the Soul (Being a Light in...
Rebbetzin Nechama Dina Laber is the co-director of the Jewish Greenbush Retreat Campus, and also of the Chabad of Greenbush and Southern Rensselaer County.
Rebbetzin Ruchi Koval Talks About Unanswered Prayers
Rebbetzin Ruchi Koval is the co-founder and associate director of the Jewish Family Experience, an independent Sunday school and Jewish congregation near Cleveland, Ohio. She talks to us about the possible meanings behind unanswered prayers.
Netanyahu to Belzer Rebbe: Pray that New President Be Better than Predecessor
The PM noted that he got two-thirds of the Congress to support him, which 'I can't get in our country.'
How Will You Pray?
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are almost here. How will you pray? How will you reunite with your Heavenly Father? Will your visit with Him have meaning, or will it be a meaningless empty ritual?
A Soldier’s Mother: Why Should You Pray for Shimon Peres?
I considered the question, "Should we pray for Peres?" struggled with it for barely a second, and knew we should be because he's a Jew, because he's a human being.
Police: Jews Forbidden to Pray without Permit Anywhere in Jerusalem’s Muslim Quarter
The court's decision appears to fly in the face of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, proclaimed in the 1948 General Assembly resolution 217(III).
To Prey or To Pray: Child Molesters in Shul
I urge you to take action at your shul to pass a motion to add rules that will protect your children–our children from predators. And never say “it won’t happen here.”
I’m a Feminist and the Women of the Wall Don’t Represent Me
The Israeli government was respectful enough to offer Reform Jews their own location at one of the holiest sites in Judaism in order to pray as they please.
JBlog Roundup: Love and Marriage and Hate and Divorce and Blintzes
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According to a complaint filed in Federal Court, Nancy Genovese, a mother of three, was arrested...







