The calendar stands at the very heart of Judaism.

When it comes to love, it is the actions that matter.

We are here today because Jewish fathers and mothers wanted more than happiness from their children.

To be kosher is to be different. On airplanes and at business dinners, the kosher consumer stands out.

It is a profound act of faith to meet death and continue to believe passionately in life. And that faith is truly otherworldly.

Joy is a very holy pursuit. And no day exemplifies this more than Purim.

The Jewish love for sarcasm begins here, with the Book of Esther.

Each child offers the possibility of a better future, of taking another step closer to redemption.