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Do you know what happens when we fail to correctly differentiate between need and want? In the space between those two concepts, that’s where sin is born.

Your spiritual homework for the High Holy Days is to review your relationships and to begin the process of cleaning them up.

Judaism teaches us 6 steps of teshuvah. The High Holy Days are a reminder for those procrastinators among us to get moving on this life-fixing process. These 6 steps of teshuvah are distillation of the medieval rabbi Maimonides’ Laws of Repentance.

Prayer comes naturally to some, but is more challenging to others. Teen Leader Olivia Sharon, however, explains where she finds meaning in prayer.

Celebrating 25 years of marriage to my wife, I discovered the secret to a long and successful marriage.

Teshuvah (turning) is the process of making your life better, particularly on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. It's time to start turning.