Marking A Milestone: Rav Oelbaum’s Fifty Years Of Rabbinic Leadership
Kew Gardens Hills is a truly singular neighborhood. It is filled with shuls and chashuve rabbanim,...
Queens Jewish Link
Connecting the Queens Jewish Community Kew Gardens Hills is a truly singular neighborhood. It is filled with shuls and chashuve rabbanim,...
In an inspiring conversation, J. Morton Davis and his daughter, Ruki D. Renov, shared insights from their book, Happiness Guaranteed Or Your Misery Back. Mr. Davis emphasized that life presents challenges, but happiness requires effort and intention.
On Tuesday evening, March 18, the Navigating the Medical System Lecture Series featured a virtual lecture hosted by Congregation Etz Chaim, by Nao Y. Yoneda, MD, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Queens Emergency Room doctor, on preventing cognitive decline in aging.
On Sunday night, Let’s Get Real with Coach Menachem featured Rabbi Jonathan Rietti, a renowned speaker and author. Rabbi Rietti taught that the true starting point of liberation is when Hashem revealed Himself at Har Sinai to B’nei Yisrael, declaring, “I am your Power of Powers.” The verse uses “asher,” indicating that Hashem joyfully brought us out of Egypt, celebrating our devotion in performing two mitzvos – bris milah and korban Pesach – with immense self-sacrifice, even slaughtering the Egyptian god in their presence.
On Sunday night, March 16, community members gathered at the Young Israel of Kew Gardens Hills for an informative program on the fight against anti-Semitism on the American campus.
On Wednesday night, March 26, Chazaq Connections hosted a shiur given by Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier, Director of The Shmuz and author of 10 Dumb Mistakes Smart Couples Make, at the Young Israel of Hillcrest.
On Tuesday evening, March 11, community members gathered at Schwartz Brothers on Queens Boulevard for an event hosted by Events on the Boulevard. Jennifer Martin, Funeral Director, greeted everyone and introduced the guest speaker. She noted that the Events on the Boulevard hosts events monthly as a special service to the community. In May, a concert is scheduled.
