Judaism is not synagogue based, 90% of observance is in the home. If the synagogue is the only arena exposed to then it could appear that that is all there is.
Mrs. Rivkah Slonim describes 14 commandments that women are excused from due to their responsibilities in making the proper abode for G-d in the world.

In this session, Mrs. Slonim addresses the many misconceptions that shroud the laws of mikvah and family relations, and in a frank manner discusses how this system affects marriage and intimacy. This session is for women who have never even considered visiting the mikvah, as well as for those who have used the mikvah regularly.

Many people have questions about the practice of using the mikvah and keeping the laws of “Family Purity”. How important is it to use an actual mikvah? Why won’t a bathtub or swimming pool work? Do the details of the ritual really matter? Join Mrs. Sarah Karmely for a look into the profounds depths of the mikvah ritual.

“Reclaiming Mikvah in the Postmodern Age” is a talk given by Mrs. Rivkah Slonim as part of a fast-paced session called “Ten Talks” featuring 10 short powertalks from 10 inspiring speakers, showcasing important ideas that change attitudes, lives, and, ultimately, the world.

Why do traditional synagogues have separate seating for men and women? Enjoy a quick look into the history of the Mechitza…

Jews were persecuted for years, they have been murdered, they have been discriminated against…

Understanding the synagogue and the point of prayer.

Israel is the land of our forefathers… Mr. Arbell explains why Israel is important in Judaism in today’s day and age.

Excerpt from the Crossfire Panel at the National Jewish Retreat 2015

It really can’t be important to G-d whether you keep this detail or that detail, after all there are so many details that human beings inevitably will fail…

Two illustrations that will explain why Judaism has such detailed laws.

Israel is the place where Jewish life can be most complete…