To All Participants in the Dinner for Yeshivas Lubavitch Manchester
The main sanctuary must be built in our hearts; Lubavitch Yeshivos provide the tools to achieve this end
14 published letters loaded from this topic.
The main sanctuary must be built in our hearts; Lubavitch Yeshivos provide the tools to achieve this end
Annual Chabad Women's Mid-Winter Convention: The role of the Jewish woman in nurturing the enduring spiritual sanctuary within the hearts of the Jewish people
Women were first by the giving of the Torah and in dedicating to the Mishkan; So too, they should be first in the renewal of the Torah and Mishkan daily
Mr. Mordechai Shoel Landow: The Divine gift of business acumen must not be wasted – one should remain in business despite declines; using hard-earned money for sacred purposes also uplifts oneself and the energy invested in acquiring it
Contributing to a sacred cause elevates the donor; Jewish women are given special capacities to stand first and foremost
Yeshiva substitutes the Sanctuary
The women were first in contributing to the Mishkan; in all areas of Torah and Mitzvoth the women can be the source of inspiration for all
Merkos and Yeshiva of Miami Annual Dinner: Every Jew is innately generous and inclined to supporting Jewish causes
Every Jew is open to giving to Jewish causes; giving opens channels for blessings
Camp Emunah Reunion: Shevat and Adar as they pertain to Jewish children; "The cry of the child" — a familiar yet important story; the cries of the "infant" Yetzer Tov in its battle with Yetzer Hora; build an everlastion sanctuary in your hearts
Mr. Nissan Plotkin: Up to date with the weekly Torah portion; renewed inspiration to fulfill our duties of creating a Sanctuary in our lives
Mr. Zalmon Jaffe: Minimal mental preoccupation in business enables focus on what is important; construction of physical Mishkan gives perspective on purpose of financial success
Message to bar mitzvah boy – Ensuring that G-d finds a place in your heart to make his sanctuary; why you should attend Yeshivah instead of high school
Mr. Julius Steinfeld: Finding refuge in Cuba and spreading Judaism there; utilizing one's "golden" abilities for the Mishkan within oneself and in others