Learning from the Lions
If we talk through davening, how can we expect our children to turn to a siddur when they feel lost?
If we talk through davening, how can we expect our children to turn to a siddur when they feel lost?
But this birthday boy has been given so much, and now, this blessing crowns it all with the promise of generations to come.
Why did we go the extra mile for this struggling soul?
In our world where children are meant to be the best in yeshiva, the most intelligent in seminary, how do you think the small percentage of those who can’t keep up cope?
I remember one special moment that has never really left me, although it must have been well over sixty-five years ago.
We go through the motions but worry about our emotions.
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Each generation had difficulties that were tailor-made for that particular moment in history.
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