To All Participants in the 35th National Founders' Dinner of the Rabbinical College of America
Leap year lesson about being a "giver" and "receiver"
43 published letters loaded from this topic.
Leap year lesson about being a "giver" and "receiver"
The significance of the 12-13th Tammuz; the vital importance of the Yeshivah institution
The power of supporting Yeshivos, lesson drawn from the "fiery coin"
The main sanctuary must be built in our hearts; Lubavitch Yeshivos provide the tools to achieve this end
The significance of repaying a mortgage
Blessings for the first celebration for Kollel Lubavitch Melbourne
The previous Rebbe's dedication to education in the Soviet Union; 25 years of the Rabbinical Council of America
The lesson from Chanukah about doing more than one pledges
Don't just support the Yeshiva, be involved in it's growth
The significance of 18 Elul
Making a honest evaluation before the New Year; all Jews are truly united; graduating students contribute to the community
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Purim lesson: Being proud observant Jews is the key to our existence
The way to calm the turbulences of today's generation
All matters of holiness should be on the ascendancy, a special lesson from Chanukah
Yeshiva substitutes the Sanctuary
The identity of the Torah with the Jew; 70 years in man and Torah; the purpose of Lubavitcher Yeshivos
The Chabad movement places emphasis on education; the Tzemach Tzedek found time to personally test his grandchildren
Support for the Previous Rebbe's institutions will stand you in good stead for a complete recovery
Shavuos being the culmination of the Exodus teaches us that true freedom is through Torah; the Leap Year teaches us that our time and worldly matters must be aligned with the Torah
Support for Yeshivos
Ethics and justice can only endure with Divine sanctity; the indispensable need for Torah education in a Yeshivah atmosphere
Lesson from Parsha Vayechi: Because there was a Yeshiva Yaakov enjoyed his year in Egypt; support for the Yeshiva in Boston
Redemption is linked directly with the dissemination of Torah, acts of benevolence, and prayer
Mr. Abe Dunn: Growing support of Lubavitcher Yeshivos; plan which was forwarded to the Yeshiva administration
Every Jew is open to giving to Jewish causes; giving opens channels for blessings
Annual Dinner of United Lubavitcher Yeshivoth: Two types of laws paired in The 10 Commandments teach that morals and ethics can only exist on a foundation of Divine Authority; this is the goal of Torah education and especially Lubavitcher Yeshivos
Dinner of Achei Tmimim - Roxbury: The illusion of nature and self-made success, especially in the free world; obligation to teach our children the truth of G-d's providence, accomplished by Yeshiva education
Dinner of Lubavitcher Yeshivah Newark: The basic principles of the Baal Shem Tov's path, as incorporated in the Lubavitch Torah institutions of today
5th Grade of Lubavitcher Yeshivah: Support of Yeshiva in time of emergency; Realizing the importance of study in Yeshivah
Assistance for Yeshiva Achei Temimim in Boston; Priority of Yeshiva and its new building over other causes
Strengthening Yeshiva Achei Temimim of Pittsburgh; The immense impact of Yeshiva education
"Conversion of Material into Spiritual", which occurs through supporting a yeshiva; The blessings bestowed on the givers.
Difficulties in work regarding Yeshiva; Efforts to bring close a Jewish family; Sharing 19 Kislev with an unacquainted jew
Annual Dinner for ULY: Preservation of Jewish Identity and spiritual independence is the secret of our survival; Vital importance of Lubavitcher Yeshiva and duty to further its growth
Annual Celebration of Achei Temimim of Boston: The turning point in Jewish Life which occured on 19 Kislev, embodied in the ideals of the Lubavitcher Yeshiva; Opportunity to support and grow the Yeshiva
Mrs. Jennie H. Miller Faggen: Encouragement for timely fulfillment of pledge to the Yeshiva; Supporting Yeshivos offsets the Temple's destruction
Annual Dinner for YTTL Montreal: A Yeshiva stands as a modern Goshen—an island of light and strength in exile and a springboard for spiritual exodus. Lubavitch Yeshiva blesses its community by instilling a profound sense of communal obligation in its students. Supporting its growth ensures blessing in return.
ULY Dinner: Chanukah lesson – Yeshivoth are not immune to defilement; Preserving an environment of love and fear of G-d requires self-sacrifice; Lubavitch students are modern Hasmoneans; Merit of support.
Annual Celebration of Achei Temimim of Boston: Community impact and benefit of a Lubavitch Yeshiva; Support of Lubavitch students’ lamplighting in Kislev; G-d rewards in kind with blessing of nachas and success of one’s own children
United Lubavitcher Yeshivoth Annual Dinner: Lubavitch schools aim to instill responsibility in students so they become "bright lights" illuminating their surroundings; today's Yeshivah must provide both Torah knowledge and character development; community support essential for this vital mission
Annual Dinner for Lubavitch Yeshivoth: Tomchei Tmimim Yeshivos in financial crisis; Support the Yeshivos for the individual and communal wellbeing of American Jewry
The double function of the lungs, and the resulting lesson in Divine service; supporting Yeshivos