Carrying the Flame
My dad finally broke the silence to my sister and I with these five words: “Mommy went to people heaven.” At 11 years old, I learned I would never see my mom again.
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My dad finally broke the silence to my sister and I with these five words: “Mommy went to people heaven.” At 11 years old, I learned I would never see my mom again.
The parsha teaches us the importance of passing on the legacy of the Jewish people generation to generation.
In honor of the eight candles we light to celebrate the miracle of Hanukkah, we share with you eight gifts that Israel Fellows bring to their campuses each day.
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The emphasis placed on family in this passage is an important thing for us all to remember.
For the past seven years, Cornell Hillel has hosted Big Red Bar Mitzvah, which aims to give college students who never had a bar or bat nitzvah the chance to study for one in college.
Not all darkness should be feared—this time of year is an invitation to go inward, to find a Torah of luminous darkness.
How can we not only listen for the voices of the angels in our lives, but also consider carefully the ways in which our speech can serve both to further and to hinder peace between folks in our communities?
Eric D. Fingerhut’s message to the 1,100 professionals, stakeholders and partners at the Hillel International Global Assembly resonated with the conference’s theme — connect, educate and inspire.
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