Pocket-size cards with brief thoughts about Rosh Hashana. If you need these cards in a different format, please email firstr@ncsy.org.

Join Rabbi Israel Lashak to learn about the importance of preparing for the Yamim Noraim. When the High Holidays are just around the corner, we have to show Hashem the extent to which we need His help and how serious we are about rebuilding our relationship with Him.

We pray for Hashem to act kindly to us "lemaan shemecha" - for the sake of His own name. Explore the significance of this statement and its connection all the way back to our forefather Avraham.

Although prayer is an essential component of teshuva, it is actually hard to find any explicit mention of prayer in Megilas Esther. Read this session to explore the connection between teshuva, tefillah, and fasting in the Purim story.

Pocket-size cards with brief divrei Torah about Purim. Include these cards in your Shalach Manos, write a personalized note inside, or hand them out on Purim! If you need these cards in a different format, please email firstr@ncsy.org.

Here are 10 questions to consider as you read Sefer Yonah on Yom Kippur. Includes a summary for each chapter.

Understand the book of Yonah through the lens of the personal story and struggles of Yonah himself. This Yonah Reader approaches the Yom Kippur haftorah from a deeply personal and reflective perspective.

Who said saying “I’m sorry” would be easy? Sadly, even after “apologizing,” people still find ways to avoid saying they’re sorry. Here are 3 common mistakes to avoid when saying you’re sorry. If any examples were left out, well, I’m sorry.

Can you say "I forgive you" when you don't mean it? This piece from the sefer B'Rogez Racheim Tizkor explores whether or not verbal forgiveness is effective if a person still harbors a grudge in their heart.

What should we think about when we hear the shofar blowing? Here are 10 thoughts to have in mind, according to Rav Saadia Gaon.