The Chazon Ish

Rabbi Avraham Yeshaya Karelitz, known as the Chazon Ish, was considered to be one of the most important rabbinic voices in Europe and Israel in the period before World War II and its…

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History for Everyone

Barbara Tuchman (née Wertheim), born January 30, 1912, never earned a doctorate in history, but the books that she authored injected new life into the layman’s study and understanding of…

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The Fast of Esther

The Fast of Esther will be observed tomorrow, March 21st which coincides with the 11th of Adar on the Hebrew calendar. While the Fast of Esther is normally observed on the 13th of Adar,…

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Good Fences Make Good Neighbors?

The term “ghetto” has a sad connotation in Jewish history and a very negative association when referring to certain poor urban areas. The term’s etymology, however, originates from a…

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Seek Out Faith Banners

Faith, by its very nature, cannot be proven. But events we encounter and witness can help bolster our faith. Seek out those inspired events.

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Amazing Feedbags

Do not take the wonders of nature and the diversity of creation for granted.

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Dive In

Read the Book of Genesis and try to understand the human nature of the forefathers/foremothers of the Jewish people.

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Bee Careful

Be aware of the important role bees play in nature and refrain from harming them.

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Produce Explorations

Try some new fruits and be amazed at the diversity of flavors that were created within nature. 

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Real Magic

Take time to watch the wonders of nature and recognize God's magic.

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