We are thrilled to unveil our new corporate headquarters in the heart of the financial district (Post Office Square) of Boston. This new location is equipped with a most stunning view from the executive board room and will house our Jewish social and educational programs for young professionals in downtown Boston.
We will begin our inaugural program, Represent, on Feb. 29th. Click here for more.
What does Torah say about the future of the world as we know it? Get the story straight. Join us for a crash course on what Judaism says about the future of humanity (e.g. messianic times, next world, resurrection and reincarnation). We will mainly be exploring the Rambam´s understanding of these concepts and how they fit together from a Jewish perspective.
Guest Speaker: Rabbi Anthony Manning from Shappell’s Darchei Noam and Midreshet Rachel (see bio below).
Thurs., Feb. 9th, 7:00pm
74 Corey Road, SECOND FLOOR, Brighton, MA 02135
Rabbi Anthony Manning: Rabbi Manning gave up a successful career in a London law firm (as partner of the firm) when he moved to Israel in 2002. Although he obtained a Masters in Law from Oxford University, he later became a rabbinic scholar and writer. Rabbi Manning currently teaches at Shapell’s Darche Noam amongst his other responsibilities at the yeshiva and lectures on university campuses across the globe.
Permanent link to this article: http://www.jewishpulseboston.com/mashiach-next-world-resurrection-and-reincarnation
It is so easy to get caught up in the day-to-day mundane distractions from what is really important in life. Sukkot is a holiday of immersion that reminds us of the reality of this world as a transient place. When we move into these shelters to eat, sleep and essential dwell outside from our permanent dwelling space, it is impossible not to recognize how vulnerable we are in this world and appreciate how much protection from the elements we receive on a daily basis.
Prepare more to experience more. Enjoy a few very quick, insightful and moving videos that will provide a new perspective and enhance your Yom Kippur. Read more
Permanent link to this article: http://www.jewishpulseboston.com/yom-kippur-videos-w-charlie-harary
On Rosh Hashanna, the Day of Judgement, we are commanded to eat, drink and be happy. How can this be? If everything for the upcoming year is decided on this holy day, shouldn’t we be in fear that we won’t receive a good judgement? Read more
Permanent link to this article: http://www.jewishpulseboston.com/tapping-unique-happiness-of-rosh-hashanah
Disclaimer: In the past, Taglit-Birthright Israel registration has opened and closed within days. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.
That being said, we are excited for you and your interest in joining us on your free Taglit-Birthright Israel trip to Israel this winter and summer in conjunction with Israel Free Spirit.
Feel free to call us should you have any questions during the application process: 617.785.9731
Here’s the nitty-gritty on how to maximize your application’s success: Read more
Permanent link to this article: http://www.jewishpulseboston.com/taglit-birthright-israel-registration-is-now
“Hey, I don’t have all the answers, in life, but to be honest, I’ve failed as much as I’ve succeeded, but I love my wife, I love my life, and I wish you my kind of success.” – Jerry Maguire, 1996.
Everyone wants happiness. Our nation’s top university students flock to courses in search for it. Before we can begin to draw a game-plan for happiness, we must first identify its hindrances. What is stopping us from being happy? Read more
Permanent link to this article: http://www.jewishpulseboston.com/show-me-the-money-and-happiness
One day, a shorter older brother decided that he wanted to be taller than his younger brother. So he grabbed a shovel and dug a deep hole and placed his taller younger brother inside the hole. Read more
Permanent link to this article: http://www.jewishpulseboston.com/cutting-others-down
Could be one of the funniest posts ever about the Superbowl. It is in Hebrew and in a PDF file so 
Check out this incredible scientific case that our planet is ideal for life AND for observing the universe.
It is so easy to get caught up in the day-to-day mundane distractions from what is really important in life. Sukkot is a holiday of immersion that reminds us of the reality of this world as a transient place. When we move into these shelters to eat, sleep and essential dwell outside from our permanent dwelling space, it is impossible not to recognize how vulnerable we are in this world and appreciate how much protection from the elements we receive on a daily basis.
Prepare more to experience more. Enjoy a few very quick, insightful and moving videos that will provide a new perspective and enhance your Yom Kippur. 
