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A Modern Setting for An Ancient Ritual

It was August of 1994 and I was leading a kosher tour in Scandinavia; it was summer but we could already feel the bite of fall. Read More...

When Moshiach Comes

“When Moshiach comes, what will be?” My small son asks, looking up at me. “Will there be candies on trees so tall, Lollipops, toffees, chocolates and all?” Read More...

Uncovering the Mystery of Modesty

A few years ago, my family and I spent our summer vacation up north in Tzfat, leaving our home in Central Israel for a few days.
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Happy Birthday!

We are a holy nation of holy people. With every breath we take and every action we do, we can express our spiritual greatness. Birth, especially, is a very elevating experience, and is, in many ways, a lot like Pesach (Passover). Read More...

A Message of Blessing for Mother and Child

During the Yud-Tes Kislev farbrengen, 5747, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, recalled and discussed an interesting custom that has been forgotten in modern times. Read More...
  • Mar 28th

    Long Beach Shliach Rabbi Moishe Engel tells of an astonishing call he received from the Rebbe's office.

  • Mar 11th

    Rabbi Yitzchok and Bina Lerman recently joined Taharas Hamishpacha International as new Shluchim in the organization.

  • Mar 11th

    15th Century mikvah uncovered in Catalonia, Spain

  • Mar 9th

    Taharas Hamishpacha International/Mikvah.org announces a new Kallah Teacher Training Curriculum that will soon be ready for YOU!

  • Feb 23rd

    For popular entertainer Paula Abdul, there could be no more fitting celebration of her personal “sense of rebirth” that comes from her connection to Jewish tradition than to be together with more than 750 women on the evening of Feb. 6, honoring the mitzvah of mikvah, and the laws and practice of Jewish family purity.