To the Sons and Daughters ofOur People Israel, Everywhere,G‑d bless you all!
Michtav Klali: (Continued) Constantly transitioning to freedom; no Jew was left in Egypt and no Jew will be left in exile; Pesach and Jewish unity
10 published letters loaded from this topic.
Michtav Klali: (Continued) Constantly transitioning to freedom; no Jew was left in Egypt and no Jew will be left in exile; Pesach and Jewish unity
Grade 4 Students, Rockwood Park Jewish Center: The role played by Jewish children in Purim and Pesach and their living example today
Michtov Kloli: Personal lesson from the Korban Pesach
Mr. Moshe Yehuda Benjamin: Helping local Jewish communities during visits to South America
Mr. Aaron Zakon: Guiding students in matters of conduct; Children are the focus of attention at the Seder
Young Israel of Eastern Parkway: Honoring Rabbi Kanotopsky; the Pesach seder's emphasis on youth; the goal of uplifting all four types of children to the level of the "wise son"; maintaining youthful enthusiasm in spreading Torah and Mitzvot
Students of Achei Tmimim: Remembering your brethren with a donation to "Maos Chitim Fund"; The Four Sons as an imperative to positively influence your friends
Michtav Klali: Bringing the lost son back to the Seder Table; The story of Pesach teaches us the mistake of today's suicidal attempts, personal and communal, of dissolving Yiddishkeit in order to survive.
Mr. Benjamin Glazer: The importance of Jewish education for all four sons - children of all types; Pesach teaches that all Jewish children - boys and girls alike - must receive a pure Jewish education
Pesach Message for Children: There are four sons - Which one will you be?