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Compassionate Torah for a complex world. Modern Orthodox rabbinical school in Riverdale, New York.
Riverdale, NY
Joined September 2011
We hope that you are enriched by the Torah in this Reader and that it can help inspire and motivate all of us to do our share to create truly welcoming religious communities. https://t.co/82cgUm744L
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As Disability Pride Month comes to a close and as Tu b’Av draws near, we present the community with a Disabilities Inclusion Torah Reader. The need to create religious communities that are fully...
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and lies at the heart of what the traditional circle-dance celebration of Tu b’Av represents: a community in which pains are taken to make sure that no one feels lesser or marginalized, a community in which everyone is included and everyone has equal access. (2/3)
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As Disability Pride Month comes to a close and Tu b’Av draws near, we present the community with a Disabilities Inclusion Torah Reader. The need to create religious communities that are fully embracing and empowering of all members is a matter of high priority for us at YCT (1/3)
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Mazel tov to R' Gabe Kretzmer Seed on his promotion to Administrative Chaplain in the NYC Dept. of Corrections. Here's a recent piece in which he reflects on his work. https://t.co/lDYgarX5wF He is ours too!! #jewishchaplains
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Who knew faculty meetings could be so much fun? But missing Miriam Schacter, Dr. Michelle Friedman, and R' Shmuel Hain! More about our faculty here: https://t.co/JFaZaLsICg
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How do we spend our time? Should we be focused on the quality of each day or the quantity of our days? Rabbi Dan Epstein gives an answer from this week’s parsha Chukat-Balak: https://t.co/UdJcZlQfg1 Subscribe to our WhatsApp group in the replies!
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What if donkeys read the Torah? Seems like a bizarre question to ask. Rabbi Daniel Epstein shares how this can actually teach us something about leadership based on this week’s parsha: https://t.co/4KCWOVsAp4 Subscribe to our WhatsApp group in the replies!
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There are spies both in the parsha and haftarah this week, but what is the difference between the two stories? What can we learn from them about having bitachon in Hashem? Rabbi Daniel Epstein explains: https://t.co/XjX6eioU43 Subscribe to our WhatsApp group in the replies!
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In Behaalotecha, two different groups of people come to Moshe with complaints. Those who missed Pesach because they were impure, and those who missed the food they had in Egypt. What is the difference between these two groups? Rabbi Dan Epstein explains:
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In Parsha Naso, we are introduced to the Nazir. Who is able to become a Nazir? What can this teach us today? Eli Weinbach explains: https://t.co/av2JiTgO1g Subscribe to our WhatsApp group in the replies!
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Shavuot begins tonight! We want to share with you again a fantastic collection of Torah scholarship: https://t.co/rsPZJmQ26E Table of Contents below! #shavuot
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Flags have the power to evoke intense emotions and can often decide friend or foe. Flags make an appearance in Bamidbar to designate the different tribes. What was their purpose ? Rabbi Josh Pernick shares an idea: https://t.co/xsv7iNFQCO Subscribe to our WhatsApp group below!
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The Torah directs us to sanctify natural time through the cycle of the moon and sun. But what is the meaning behind the cycles of seven in this week’s parsha Behar-Bechukotai? Rabbi Josh Pernick explains: https://t.co/Kdj6US7Gj6 Subscribe to our WhatsApp group in the replies!
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