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OU Singles Connection, a division of the OU Department of Community Services, presents “Dinner and a Murder,” a murder mystery with a 1920s theme, scripted for 50 characters. The event

Upcoming Events    The OU Department of Community Services is offering a special presentation, “Empowering Success as a Single Parent,” led by Rachel Pill, L.C.S.W. The event, co-sponsored by the Young

Director of Political Affairs Maury Litwak has an op-ed in The Jewish Press entitled “School Excitement vs. Parental Excitement.” In it, he discusses the centrality of grassroots involvement to political

More than 200 public school teens from across North America came together to spend their winter break studying Torah at the NCSY international Yarchei Kallah in Stamford, CT. The primary

Excerpt from ‘Are You an Avraham or a Noach?’ Article in the Jewish Action Winter Issue 2011 Like Noach and Avraham, we too live in a generation that has lost

NJCD/Yachad has shared with us a preview of what we can look forward to coming up in 2012: January – Team Yachad’s run in the Miami Marathon and Half-Marathon is ready to go. With more than

Continuing its commitment to strengthening Jewish families and addressing timely issues impacting Jewish homes, the OU Department of Community Services is offering a special presentation, “Empowering Success as a Single Parent,” led by Rachel Pill,

The recent OU West Coast Torah Convention showcased the different areas in which the OU impacts the community through its many and varied programs. The weekend highlighted OU’s national leadership, NCSY, IPA, Synagogue Services, OU

OU Torah will offer its first-ever programming in Yiddish. Daf HaShavua, by Rav Pinchas Mordechai Teitz ztz”l, begins this Friday, December 30. (This corresponds to 4 Teves, the 15th yahrtzeit of Rabbi Teitz.) This popular program

From the Jewish Journal Newt’s Bombshell          By David Suissa “The Palestinian people does not exist,” exclaimed the politician. The audacity of the statement shocked me, because