- Keeping Your Family Eternal in Judaism
By: Art Gib - Oct 29, 2008
The family unit is a vitally important part of the Jewish faith. Commitment to family is second only to one's commitment to G-d and the laws He has...
- What to Expect at a Jewish Wedding: A Quick Guide for Non-Jews and New Converts
By: Art Gib - Oct 28, 2008
A Jewish marriage is ripe with ancient traditions and sacred ceremonies that can seem quite foreign to non-Jews, those who are new converts, or...
- Five Essential Elements of a Jewish Marriage
By: Art Gib - Sep 4, 2008
If you ever been to a traditional Jewish wedding you probably noticed that there are several things that make a Jewish wedding stand out from other...
- Building United Jewish Homes Through Intermarriage Conversion
By: Art Gib - Aug 8, 2008
Build a united front for your children by bringing your religious beliefs into alignment with each other. For more information on successful...
- Rabbi Yitzhak Miller the Cyber Rabbi
By: Promila Saini - Jul 2, 2008
Connecting. Caring. Understanding. Empathizing. Being a mensch. These are the hallmarks of being both a good Rabbi and an effective Rabbi. When...
- Spinoza, the Man Who Changed Judaism
By: William Nugent - Apr 17, 2008
Brief study of the life and philosophy of Spinoza and how he began the turning of Jewish intellectuals from traditional faith to modern secularist...
- Sanctity of Life and Sanctity of the Sabbath
By: Billy Kite - Apr 9, 2008
The Talmudic source allowing the desecration of the Sabbath to save a life.
- Are There Two J Authors In The Deuteronomist History?
By: Sharon White - Dec 8, 2007
If the first opinion is correct, and it seems to be so because they are stylistically similar, then it is quite possible that all the other 6 books...
- Party Planning for a Bar-Mitzvah
By: Jane Saeman - Aug 17, 2007
How to plan a Bar-Mitzvah that will ensure your guests have fun.
- Hiring A Bar Mitzvah DJ: Why The Guest Of Honor Lost His Lunch While His Parents Lost Their Minds
By: Joe Pachino - Aug 17, 2007
Ask your prospective Disc Jockey the proper probing questions and you won't feel as if you're caught between the dog and the fire hydrant! You'll...
- Hiring A Bar Mitzvah DJ: There Are No Do-Overs, So Rent One Who's Worth More Than You're Paying
By: Joe Pachino - Aug 17, 2007
Ask your prospective Disc Jockey the proper probing questions and you won't feel as if you're caught between the dog and the fire hydrant! You'll...
- Hiring a Bar Mitzvah DJ: Taking The Shine Off Of Those Glossy Brochures
By: Joe Pachino - Aug 17, 2007
Ask your prospective Disc Jockey the proper probing questions and you won't feel as if you're caught between the dog and the fire hydrant! You'll...
- Hiring A Bar Mitzvah DJ: How To Do Better Than Eenie Meenie Minie Mo
By: Joe Pachino - Aug 17, 2007
Ask your prospective Disc Jockey the proper probing questions and you won't feel as if you're caught between the dog and the fire hydrant! You'll...
- Hiring a Bar Mitzvah DJ: How To Separate The Showman From The Salesman
By: Joe Pachino - Aug 17, 2007
Ask your prospective Disc Jockey the proper probing questions and you won't feel as if you're caught between the dog and the fire hydrant! You'll...
- Hiring A Bar Mitzvah DJ: You Guys Wouldn't Be Fibbing, Would You?
By: Joe Pachino - Aug 17, 2007
Ask your prospective Disc Jockey the proper probing questions and you won't feel as if you're caught between the dog and the fire hydrant! You'll...
- Hiring a Bar Mitzvah DJ: You're Being Warned, So Stay Calm
By: Joe Pachino - Aug 17, 2007
Ask your prospective Disc Jockey the proper probing questions and you won't feel as if you're caught between the dog and the fire hydrant! You'll...
- Hiring a Bar Mitzvah DJ: The Early Bird's Worm vs. The Mouse's Cheese
By: Joe Pachino - Aug 17, 2007
Ask your prospective Disc Jockey the proper probing questions and you won't feel as if you're caught between the dog and the fire hydrant! You'll...
- Hiring A Bar Mitzvah DJ: Your Timeline After Bellies Are Full
By: Joe Pachino - Aug 17, 2007
Ask your prospective Disc Jockey the proper probing questions and you won't feel as if you're caught between the dog and the fire hydrant! You'll...
- Kippahs - To Wear or Not to Wear!
By: Adam Barnett - Aug 17, 2007
For most of the world it is considered respectful to take your headcovering or hat off, but in judaism, it is considered respectful to G-d for men...
- The Seven Branch Menorah - Symbol of the Jewish Faith
By: Adam Barnett - Aug 17, 2007
The 7 branch menorah is often mistaken for the hanukkah menorah, but it is very different and cannot be used during hanukkah since it only has...
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