To All Participants in theEleventh Annual Dinner ofLubavitch of Colorado
Spread Yiddishkeit even to so-called "outsiders" in a growing measure; the message of a leap-year Chanukah
50 published letters loaded from this topic.
Spread Yiddishkeit even to so-called "outsiders" in a growing measure; the message of a leap-year Chanukah
Lessons from the Chanukah lights: spreading G-dliness; increasing every day; shining outside; special time to do a Mitzvah; women don't work at this time
G-d steadily increases His revealed blessings as in the Chanukah Candles
Michtav Kloli: What the Menorah’s light teaches about transforming the material world, the need for constant growth, and reaching out to those unaware of their Jewish identity
The Chanuka message to incarcerated Jews; a response to a Jew struggling with her identity
The message of the Chanukah lights
Public Menorah Lightings: The Chanukah lights are a symbol of the triumph of freedom over oppression, spirit over matter, and light over darkness
Chanukah; "Know Him in all your ways"
The lesson from Chanukah about doing more than one pledges
The result of the Chanukah Mesiras Nefesh
Building a Shikun Chabad in Jerusalem; eight symbolizes the supernatural; the extraordinary aspects of Chanukah, Shemini Atzeres and the Mikdash, a “wild” project
Lessons from Chanukah
A Chanukah lesson about not being discouraged
Lessons learnt from the liberation of the Alter Rebbe founder of Chabad, and his son and successor the Mitteler Rebbe.
Lessons learnt from Chanukah in ones day to day life.
A message to Jewish Detainees : Trust in Hashem’s Good, even in times of darkness; As is relevant to the both the national and personal Golus
Not doing business on Shabbos brings success (as evidenced by the Chanuka miracle); giving advice
Women brought about the Chanuka miracle; lessons from Chanukah
Women brought about the Chanuka miracle; lessons from Chanukah
Women brought about the Chanuka miracle; the lessons derived from Chanukah
The perfection on a previous day is not good for the following day, a lesson from chanukah
One must always increase in acomplishments
Chanukah teaches us that the spiritual is what counts; to light up the darkness; always to increase
The Chassidic emphasis on inspired brightness; the connection between Chanukah and Yud Shevat; the unique medium of song and melody
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Michtov Kloli: The rededication on Chanukah, and other Chanukah lessons; the guiding principals of Chanukah
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Mr. Pinchas Meir Kalms: Insights into the essence of the Chanukah miracle; the purity of Torah must be ensured
Mr. Pinchus Arye Halevi Ash: Continue studies at the Yeshiva; 3 lessons from the Mitzvo of the Chanukah lights.
Students of Rabbi Metzger: Lessons learned from Chanukah; the significant role of Jewish women
Acknowledgment for the gift of a sculpted Menorah; lesson from the Chanukah lights; always add in light
Chanukah lesson: When spreading light, the source of light must also be pure
Miss Chaya Devorah Plotkin: Chanukah’s timeless message of strength to stand against depraved societal trends despite being in the minority; The vital importance of maintaining Jewish modesty standards
Why Chanukah lights are displayed outside: A reminder to never feel ashamed of being an observant Jew and to spread Judaism publicly without fear, for a little light triumphs over much darkness
Descendant from Lubavitcher stock; the Jews were determined not to be influenced by the Greeks
Women's role in the story of Chanukah; relationship with one's parents when in conflict with the Shulchan Aruch
The message of the Chanukah Lights; Jewish women safeguard the sanctity of the Jewish home
The message of the Chanukah Lights; Jewish women safeguard the sanctity of the Jewish home
Miss Hinda Malka Jaffe: The conducive affect of joy on all activities; completing studies and exam; Inner reason for the custom of placing the Shamash above the other candles
Mr. Chaim Yakob Lipchitz:(Continuation of Jerusalem Sculpture Garden Issue) The place of spiritual expression and art in Torah Judaism; apparent discrepancy regarding Cherubim; maintaining the spirit of Jerusalem in which every Jew has a personal stake; reminder from Chanukah of our battle against foreign cultures
To live as a Jew in modern times with conviction, as in the days of Chanukah; "Age of the Universe" poses no conflict between Torah and Science, for science is theoretical (illustrated by inherent contradictions between theories) whereas Torah is truth
Public Letter: The unconditional resistance needed to protect the purity of the home, Yeshiva, and synagogue from modern-day darkness which threatens to engulf the world
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Richter: Continuation of the Chanukah struggle in modern times, as the Jewish home is today’s Sanctuary and we battle the forces of darkness.
The Jewish people continue the Chanukah struggle, carrying the light of Torah and mitzvos against overwhelming darkness. The Jewish home is today’s Sanctuary.
The Chanukah lights as a model for spreading Torah and mitzvos outward with increasing intensity; The journalist’s unique responsibility to use the enduring power of the written word for spiritual impact
Mr. Julius Stulman: Chanukah lesson: Faith above intellect
Mr. Julius Stulman: Chanukah — Yud Tes Kislev parallel: despite all odds we can spread light; the Rebbe Rayatz kindled lights everywhere; what is in the name Merkos L'Inyonei Chinuch
Mr. Julius Stulman: Chanukah celebrates a dual miracle, with different forms of observance ; teaching us that material blessings must translate themselves into spiritual life
Julius Stulman: The difference between Sabbath and Chanukah candles and its message of spreading truth to the outside
Chanukah Message for Children: The story of the Hasmoneans, repeated in our lives - the distress, the fight, and the triumph!