Recent Jewish Blog | Family PostsThe Message of Giving Backby Dorit Sasson07 Jul 2008 02:15 AMMany years ago, I was at the turning point of becoming religous. It was undoutably, a phase I was going through but it was also more than that. Positive Reinforcement or "Bribing": Is it Kosher?by Miriam Metzinger27 Jun 2008 04:05 AMThe title of this post sounds like it could belong to a parenting section, but I'm putting it here, because Jewish sages do have an opinion on the subject. Our Children Are Sacredby Miriam Metzinger20 Jun 2008 03:36 AMI heard a very moving story about a survivor of the Holocaust. In a small Polish town, about a dozen survivors from the concentration camps gathered in honor of the holiday Simchat Torah (rejoicing in the Torah). The Power of a Jewish Leaderby Dorit Sasson06 Jun 2008 09:34 PMRuth was one of those characters in Jewish religion that I grew up not knowing enough about. It is only now, many years later, that I have come to appreciate her lessons and what she can offer us as Jewish modern women. Mother's Dayby Dorit Sasson13 May 2008 08:12 AMI just came across a special video for mother's day from the Chabad's website. It's right on its front page. In fact, this video came just on time. All the major holidays are over, the summer vacation is just around the corner and I have more time to connect to inspiring messages such as these. Thoughts about Jewish Familyby Dorit Sasson09 May 2008 06:40 PMYesterday, my husband Haim, Ivry , my three year old son and myself went to the head Yeshiva rabbi's house for the Saturday lunch. The Last Days of Passoverby Miriam Metzinger25 Apr 2008 04:05 AMTonight we are bringing in the grand finale to the week of eating matzahs and discussing liberation. The day is called "acharon shel Pesach" or Shevii shel Pesach. Making the Home Into a Sanctuaryby Miriam Metzinger15 Feb 2008 02:45 AMEver heard the expression "A man's home is his castle." It is a bit outdated in a sense and the focus on the male is not quite in line with contemporary values, but there is something to this expression. Parent, Spouse, Mentorby Miriam Metzinger18 Jan 2008 03:23 AMI listened to a very inspirational lecture from Rabbi Manis Friedman about the necessity of having various influences in our lives. To be complete, a person needs a spouse, a mentor and parents. None of these roles can be filled by another person. Two Individuals, Two Great Heartsby Miriam Metzinger11 Jan 2008 03:43 AMI heard two stories yesterday that just illustrate the point that just one person with enough motivation can make great changes in improving the lives of others. As many of you know, Israel is a very controversial subject on college campuses. Recent Blog Comments Dale Harcombe says... "I'm Christian and in our bible study group we studied the book of Esther last year and found it extremely helpful." |
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"HELLO.Not always,but lots of times or sometimes,not shaking hands is founded in prejudicim according to COUSIN OF CAGLAR JUAN SINGLETARY http://yahwhyjesusvixenkempo.ning.com/ PS=Whether you shake hands or not should be a personal decision,not a forced decision.HAPPY HOLIDAYS though,esp.X-MAS."
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