On Rosh Hashanah our judgement is written, on Yom Kippur it is sealed, and on Hoshanah Rabbah the verdict is implemented.

Exciting Sukkot Concert This Monday, October 9

How is it possible to daven the same tefillah three times a day and not get bored of it?

If we use each house as a Jewish home saturated with Torah, Mitzvot, and loving kindness, then regardless of how rickety it is, it will be a permanent one that will live on.

It is rare to find a baal koreh who can pronounce all of these taamim with consistent accuracy. It is even rarer to find a Jew who can look at all of these positions and say, "They are all part of my people."

When we sit in the sukkah on sukot we need to ask ourselves are we now in exile or redemption?

Our task at this time is not to ignore our sins to make them go away but to actually work to remove them.

The days between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur are days we can realize how powerful we really are.

The point of saying the 13 attributes of mercy is not simply to remind ourselves of who Hashem is, but to remind ourselves of what we have to be.

Why is the Haftorah read in the minor key, while the Torah is read in the major key?