Updated with Shiva Info: Our Deepest Condolences to Bracha Stolov
Our Deepest Condolences to Bracha Stolov
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Mazel Tov to Rabbi Tzvi & Miriam Rosenshein
Mazel Tov to Rabbi Tzvi & Miriam Rosenshein on the birth of their son.
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Mazel Tov to Richard & Shelley Glazer
Mazel Tov to Richard & Shelley Glazer on the birth of their twin grandsons.
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Mazel Tov to Rabbi Eli & Tova Perlman
Mazel Tov to Rabbi Eli & Tova Perlman on the birth of their daughter.
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Mazel Tov to Neil & Trish Shaw
Mazel Tov to Neil & Trish Shaw on the birth of a granddaughter.
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Divrei Torah Depot: Shabbos Parshas Mikeitz, Chanukah 5786
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Light Amidst Tragedy: By Rabbi Yerachmiel D. Fried
Dear Students and Friends, I was asked by a student in Dallas: how could he possibly celebrate the holiday of Chanukah joyously with the backdrop of such unspeakable tragedy in the Jewish community in Sydney?
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ABA Therapy Company is Hiring
ABA Therapy Company is Hiring
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JCRS: BRING LIGHT TO A CHILD’S FUTURE
Every Jewish child deserves the opportunity to thrive.
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Mazel Tov to Rabbi Hillel & Raizy Muller
Mazel Tov to Rabbi Hillel & Raizy Muller on the birth of their son.
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Mikvah Israel of Dallas: Body & Soul
Body & Soul: Sunday, January 11, 7:30 PM
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Mazel Tov to Rabbi Binyomin & Bracha Stolov
Mazel Tov to Rabbi Binyomin & Bracha Stolov on the occasion of the engagement of their son, Avi, to Yehudis Rubenstein.
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Mazel Tov to Rabbi Yerachmiel & Becky Udman
Mazel Tov to Rabbi Yerachmiel & Becky Udman on the occasion of the engagement of their daughter, Fraidy, to Ahron Heyman.
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Divrei Torah Depot: Shabbos Parshas Vayeishev 5786
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Tuesday, December 16: Yeshiva Night. Chanukah Beis Medrash at TTI
Join us Tuesday, December 16: Yeshiva Night. Chanukah Beis Medrash at TTI
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The Karman Line: A Tale of Two Psyches
Bridging the psychological divide between Israelis & Diaspora Jews will require mutual empathy. The Karman Line is an imaginary boundary marking the edge of space, about 60 miles above the Earth, where the atmosphere becomes too thin to sustain life.
