Dr. . . ., PresidentA.C.T. Jewish Community
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Advice to order one's day properly
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
The work of Neshei Chabad in London; Ambition increases with success, especially a group effort
Mr. and Mrs. Mordechai Zvi and Freida Sufrin: Ideal subject matter for a shiur in Chassidus
Miss Hinda Malka Jaffe: Youth activities and opportunities for religious classes in Manchester; compelling reasons to remain local
Mrs. R. Schildkraut: Development of N'shei Chabad in New Haven - Creating rotation of members leading the study group; Teaching timely Halachos; Method of teaching Taharas Hamishpacha; Marking 19 Kislev
Exclusion of certain individuals from Neshei Chabad activities (2)
No one should be excluded from Neshei Chabad activities; If feud persists precedence must be given to older members; Don’t condemn on basis of suspicion
New Neshei Chabad of Detroit; Teaching taharas hamishpacha and kallah classes; Contact and cooperation with local Shluchim
New Women’s study group; Irreplaceable value of learning time; Esther’s reminder of each Jewish woman’s power and responsibility
Mrs. Malke Sarah Kuperman: Bronx women's group; More effort brings greater success, even when things run smoothly; Taharas Hamishpacha studies
Agudas Bnos Un’shei Chabad: Past progress should encourage future growth; Creating an exciting program; Lesson from Yaakov in succeeding as a minority
Mrs. Malkah Sarah Kuperman: Progress of newly established young women's study group; Initial success should spur both quantitative and qualitative growth
Mrs. Rachel Altein: Guidance for women's study group; Rely on your own experience, there are no rules; Not necessary to clearly emphasize teachings as being "chassidus"; blessing for health and strength.
The Study Group: A Purim message: We must stay faithful and do G-d's Commandments even though they seem illogical