Major General Jack M. Farris, Jr.
Printing of Tanya in Grenada; Chabad philosophy and its parallel with America's morale
26 published letters loaded from this topic.
Printing of Tanya in Grenada; Chabad philosophy and its parallel with America's morale
The reasons for inaugurating the Tzivos Hashem program; the lack of discipline in American youth
Detailed letter regarding Public Menorah Lightings
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First Mikveh in Alaska; lessons from an army; Halachah must be accepted obediently from a qualified individual
A Jew always has the ability to do G-d's will; obedience to G-d's command is no less than a soldier's to his command
The importance of influencing others; the Tefillin campaign is particularly important to Jewish servicemen
Chaplain Moshe Stengel: Thank you for the Shalach Manos from the soldiers; true freedom; influence of a Chaplain
The army as a stimulus for Jewish observance
All Jews are dependent one another, a lesson from military
Military service for a religious Jew; the Chassidic way of life
Private V. Goldberg: Pesach with family; Use influence on fellow Jewish soldiers; Soldiers are more receptive to spiritual matters; There are no audiences with the Rebbe during Chol Hamoed
Mr. Aaron Avigdor Cousin: Donning Tefillin every day is compared to a soldier wearing protective gear
Pvt. Harry Greenbaum: Visit Anash while stationed in Europe; ascent of Rebbe Rayatz on Yud Shevat effects all followers even when not felt; Influence fellow soldiers Jewishly; this will help your own observance
Tzvi Menachem Greenbaum: Double consolation and comfort
Pvt. Bernard Cytryn: Continue correspondence; spreading Judaism amongst fellow army men; sending reading material
Jewish Chaplains, Servicemen & Veterans: Invitation to maintain contact with Merkos after entering civilian life; Request of pictures for possible album of Merkos activities
Chaplain Norman M. Goldburg: Aiding the spread of Judaism in the army; unique opportunity for spiritual growth among estranged Jewish soldiers
Private Lawrence Hertzberg: Encouragement to preserve Judaism in the army; contacts in England; lesson from Sefirah – utilize every day for mitzvos; your comrades are thirsty for spiritual encouragement
Chaplain Abraham Goldberg: Shipment of religious articles, donation receipt, duty of a chaplain, wishes for Pesach and victory.
Chaplain Norman Siegel: Religious material for soldiers; faith in G-d is a prerequisite to courage and confidence in victory; maintaining holiness in the camp secures Divine protection
Chaplain Abraham Goldberg: Shipment of Jewish literature
Chaplains: Encouragement to Jewish chaplains
Private Daniel Baron: To a soldier steadfast in observing Yiddishkeit despite the challenges of army life; a Kosher food package
Jewish Soldiers: Put on Tefillin and G-d will protect you and bring you home safely; wishes for Allied victory