Free English Translation of the Shulchan Aruch The Jewish Code of Law by Jay Dinovitser

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A counter-missionary site with information on Biblical topics and refuations of missionary arguments. Describes activities of the only counter-missionary organization in New England

Simply Jewish is a counter-missionary site. It features counter-missionary essays and information about th e activities of Simply Jewish.

Founded in 1960's by Rabbi Sherwin Wine, SHJ offers a secular community for learning and celebrating holidays festivals and shabbat. Individual congregations exist in the United States, Canada, Israel, Europe and South America.

A friendly place for novice synagogue-goers to ask questions about Jewish ritual, synagogue liturgy, etc.

A monthly web magazine dedicated to Torah study, and Jewish faith issues.

Provides a basic outline to Judaism, the Torah and mitzvos.

A site dedicated to providing information about Judaism as well as a community center online. Features message boards, trivia, original articles, and more!

Tanach Hebrew text and online related tools: Hebrew/English text browser, verse accentual structure analyser, form concordancer.

Questions and answers about buying, using, checking, and understanding the laws of Tefillin.

A seminary formed by the Jewish Ministers Cantors Association of America, Inc. The oldest cantorial organization in the country. Formed in 1897 as a traditional organization, our Seminary is founded and organized upon those same principles.

Here is a complete Brachot guide on all types of foods, including their blessings, with translation and transliteration.

The Jewish Angle offers a skewed view of Judaism through the prism of contemporary culture. Enjoy, bubbele!

The Jewish Forum is a free discussion board of Jews, Judaism, Jewish life, and Israel.