L’Chaim – Page 64 – L’CHAIM MAGAZINE

December 2019

She Who Inspires

It is clear from the title artwork of She Who Inspires that the face of philanthropy is changing. Debuted Oct. 25 by the ...

By L'ChaimDecember 19, 20190

December 2019

We’re Here To Save Lives

By Josh Hasten, JNS.org It was the year 2000, at the beginning of the Second Intifada, and Arab terror attacks were being carried ...

By L'ChaimDecember 19, 20190

December 2019

Celebrating a Holiday of Light

By Rabbi Michael Leo Samuel After Alexander the Great conquered Syria, Egypt and Judea, he allowed those countries the freedom to observe their ...

By L'ChaimDecember 19, 20190

December 2019

A Different Take on Latkes

By Michael A. Gardiner This dish is the mash-up of two prototypically Jewish elements and two that definitely don’t seem to be likely ...

By L'ChaimDecember 19, 20190

December 2019

‘Go with all your heart’

By Eva Trieger In the Talmud, we are admonished that if you take a life, you also have destroyed all of the generations ...

By L'ChaimDecember 19, 20190

December 2019

The Pearls of Jewish Film

By Alanna Maya The San Diego Center for Jewish Culture (CJC) will host the 30th anniversary of the iconic San Diego International Jewish ...

By L'ChaimDecember 19, 20191

November 2019

Of the Book: Abraham

By Rabbi Daniel Bortz I spent the first eighteen years of my life as a normal Southern California guy, interested in all things ...

By L'ChaimNovember 11, 20190

November 2019

My Comic Relief: The Trip of a Lifetime

The other day, someone asked me what I did after graduating high school, after I had informed them that I didn’t immediately go ...

By L'ChaimNovember 11, 20190

November 2019

JEWISHMOM.com: What I Learned from My Silent Meditation Retreat

Recently, I attended a silent Jewish meditation retreat with my 19-year-old daughter. There were about 20 women total who, during the retreat weren’t ...

By L'ChaimNovember 11, 20190

November 2019

Mazel & Mishagoss: Making Turkey Day a Little More Jewish?

By Stephanie Lewis Remember when Chanukah and Thanksgiving coincided together in November of 2013? The holiday was dubbed Thanksgivukkah, (even though I suggested ...

By L'ChaimNovember 11, 20190

She Who Inspires

We’re Here To Save Lives

Celebrating a Holiday of Light

A Different Take on Latkes

‘Go with all your heart’

The Pearls of Jewish Film

Of the Book: Abraham

My Comic Relief: The Trip of a Lifetime

JEWISHMOM.com: What I Learned from My Silent Meditation Retreat

Mazel & Mishagoss: Making Turkey Day a Little More Jewish?

Breaking News

Archives

Stay Connected

Posts navigation

Most viewed posts

Archives

posts

Stay Connected