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Timely Stories - Y.Tilles — Shoftim 5784

Выпуск: Timely Stories - Y.Tilles — Shoftim 5784. Темы: не определены автоматически. I was told that the best place to start was the Chabad House for Israelis in Montreal called MADA." There Sara met many young Israelis who, like her, were not particularly religious but were looking for a "home away from home." Sara attended events periodically at MADA, though she didn't change her lifestyle very much. But it finally occurred to me that I was crying because I had restarted my journey for real to find true meaning in my life." Sara quit her job that required her to work on Shabbat and started teaching at the Lubavitch girls elementary school in Montreal, Beth Rivkah. She discussed the various options with a woman in Montreal whom she had met through her teaching in Beth Rivkah and whom she had begun to consider her "mentor." "She told me that of all of the options there was one I had not considered but that she really believed was best for me - to become a student at Machon Chana. (In general, people kept the dollar from the Rebbe and gave a dollar or more from their own money to charity.) The Rebbe handed my grandmother three dollars: One for herself, a second for her husband, and a third one, explaining it was for her granddaughter who would need it one day. The other students there were also from ’Religious-Zionist’ background." Although religious girls in Israel can be exempt from regular army service, amongst the Religious-Zionists, girls are encouraged to fulfill "Sheirut L'Umi" (National Service). the "TillesTells Saturday Night Stories” WhatsApp group –1 Printable, 1 Audio, 1 Video JOBLESS, TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS OLD, AND SINGLE [Keep in perspective that this story was written sixteen years ago. To be honest," Sara says with a smile, "I just wanted to be able to have an excuse to trade in my skirts for pants!" Sara's parents were less than happy with her decision to do regular army service. She served for a few years in the most crime- ridden area of Tel Aviv until she got a notice in the mail that would eventually be the push to help her find true meaning in her life. "As a police officer, I received a draft notice to help the Israeli forces in the 'Disengagement,' the expelling of Jewish families from their homes in Gush Katif. "Reut encouraged me to attend Machon Chana Women's Institute in Brooklyn, a seminary primarily for young women who had not grow

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Timely Stories - Y.Tilles

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4 сентября 2024 г.

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