Geographical Slavery Parshas Tzav/ Shabbos Hagadol 5786

Pithom, Egypt 1314 BCE Shimon stomped into the house kicking up dust, and wordlessly headed straight to the back of the house to change out of his work clothes. Rachel instinctively knew that he was coming from his brother’s house. Shimon was relatively laid back; the only person who could get under his skin was

Aishel Chayil – Nissan

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Parshas Tzav/Passover 5786

Why say Thank you? Rabbi Chaim Fink If God put us in Egypt in the first place, why should we say thank you when He finally set us free? Unbearable Agony The group already felt pushed to their limits before the tortures began. Their tormentor forced them to keep moving at the speed of light.

Wanna Get Elevated For Being Wrong? Parshas Vayikra 5786

If a man told you in 1968 that within a decade hundreds of millions of people would starve to death every single year, that by 1985 the earth’s population would be beaten down to a more “acceptable” 1.5 billion, and that by 1980 the average American life expectancy would plunge to 42 because of pesticide-related

Parshas Vayikra 5786 – Learning to Listen

Learning to Listen A Torah Study Guide for Chavruta Learning — Partners Detroit We live in a world of noise. Everyone is talking, texting, technology-ing. Fewer people are listening. And yet the capacity to truly hear — another person, a moral demand, a call from beyond ourselves — may be the most important thing a

Me Time: Passover, Emunah & Temple Israel

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