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First Snow
By Chana Weisberg
Do you view our world as a place of cumbersome burdens or a place of magical opportunities?
Women » Audio & Video » In Touch » First Snow
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Winter
According to Rabbi Judah (cited in the Talmud, Bava Metzia 106b), Tevet 29 marks the end of winter. (As per Genesis 8:22, the year consists of six 2-month "seasons": seedtime, harvest, cold, heat, summer and winter.)
Jewish Calendar » Tevet » Teves - 29 » Jewish History » Winter
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Winter
As per the Talmud, the month of Kislev marks the onset of the winter season in the Holy Land and is the third month of the "Season of the Rains." Link: Winter
Jewish Calendar » Kislev » Kislev - 1 » Jewish History » Winter
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Stormy Winds
By Chana Weisberg
Occasionally, we open the unused drawers in the back of my youngest son's closet to look at these relics from a distant past...
Society & Living » Voices » Days of our Lives » Stormy Winds
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Love in the Ice Age
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe
If a cold and dark world mutes the light of G-d and dulls our minds and hearts, it only accentuates the most basic and essential element of our relationship: the bond between the physical self of man and the quintessential being of G-d
Spirituality » Essays » Love in the Ice Age
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Winter
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe
The calendar is more than a measure of time: it is a cycle that charts our inner life and our relationship with our Creator
Spirituality » Essays » Winter
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First Snow
By Chana Weisberg
I looked at it, and I wanted to crawl back under my warm covers. My children saw it, and to them it was something to experience, to feel, touch, handle and manipulate
Society & Living » Parenting » By Chana Weisberg » Other Parenting Articles » First Snow
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Blankets Help Israel's Neediest Stave Off the Winter Cold
By Tamar Runyan
Yad B’Yad, directed by Chabad-Lubavitch Rabbi Yaakov Gloiberman, distributed more than 20,000 winter blankets this year.
News » Stories » Blankets Help Israel's Neediest Stave Off the Winter Cold
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