Prayer Lesson 102 – Tachanun and The Long V’hu Rachum
On ordinary weekdays, a private meditation called Tachanun is added to the [...]
On ordinary weekdays, a private meditation called Tachanun is added to the [...]
When we open the ark, we sing, “vayehi binsoah haaron…” [...]
It is fitting that the last blessing of the Amidah [...]
The Amidah is written entirely in the plural—“…our G-d and G-d of our ancestors…,” “Heal us G-d [...]
We begin Shabbat morning on the inspiring note Ma Tovu: [...]
On Israel Independence Day, Yom Haatzmaut, Conservative Jews add a [...]
Rabbi Wolkoff used his monthly Wednesday night lecture to [...]
There is a common fantasy that the secret to our [...]
Conservative Judaism stands for something. Something that should make [...]
There is probably no rabbinic phrase better known than Hillel’s [...]