To All Participants in the23rd National Mid-Winter ConventionN’shei uBnos Chabad
A tree's primary life and care is when it is young; a tree constantly grows; the women's role in the above
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Girl's Education
20 published letters loaded from this topic.
To All Friends of Beth Rivkah and to the Participants in the Annual Dinner in particular
The 7th of Adar is a fitting day for a Beis Rivkah dinner
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Mrs. . . .
Shalom Bayis is affected by Family Purity; Women learning Torah
Miss Adeena Miryam Bernhard
The importance of one’s formative years; the Jewish woman determines the atmosphere of the home; the spirit of Chanukah
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Dr. David Kazhdan
Dr. David Kazhdan: Guidance for allow converts to christianity to join Torah classes; Each case must be evaluated individually, based on the likelihood of return and the risk to others; Converts who proselytize or seek validation should be excluded; Those who left Judaism with external motivations may be welcomed if it fosters sincere return; drinking wine with non-observant Jews; mixed Torah classes; our Shepherds never forsake their flock
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Rabbi & Mrs. . . .
Spreading the idea of family purity in Eretz Yisrael especially among Sefardic Jews
To All Active Friends of theBeth Rivkah SchoolsAnd to the Participants in theAnnual Dinner - in Particular
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To the Students of Form 5 Girls Grammar School
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Mrs.
Family Purity is entirely in the hands of the Jewish woman; the importance of women learning Torah
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To the Graduates of Beth Chana
Children as guarantors
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To All Participants in the Laying of the Foundation Stone of the Beth Rivkah Schools
The woman of the house is responsible for settling the confusion of the young generation; the lesson for women in the days of Sefira
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Mrs. . . .
Negating the proposal of a British-style boarding school in Eretz Yisrael; the matter of the girls' school can still be reversed; remarriage is a most essential matter; offer for financial assistance
Miss. . .
Diverting one's attention from the Yetzer helps in the combat; girls must learn the laws that are pertinent to them; girls are obliged to study Chassidus
Miss Liba Shaindel. . .
Attending a Jewish seminary; learning in Eretz Yisrael; difficulties with tuition expenses
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Miss
Plans of study after high school; women are entrusted on the conduct of their home and education in general
Miss Hinda Malka Jaffe
Miss Hinda Malka Jaffe: Youth activities and opportunities for religious classes in Manchester; compelling reasons to remain local
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Mr. Harry A. Goodman
The Rebbe's personal gratification for financial assistance to Lubavitch Seminary in France; lesson from the Previous Rebbe's single-handed defiance and triumph that any and every obstacle can be overcome
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Mrs. Ruth Royde Jewish High School for Girls "Elderslie"
How to approach discussion with parents who had chosen to enroll children in non-Jewish school notwithstanding acceptance to Jewish High School
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Mr. Zalmon Jaffe
Mr. Zalmon Jaffe: Investigation into matter of students chosing to attend non-Jewish school notwithstanding acceptance to Jewish High School
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Mr. & Mrs. Joshua M. Nemtzov
Mr. & Mrs. Nemtzov: Birth of grand-daughter conveyed to me; traditional blessing is used for girls as well
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