Rabbi . . .
It is important to explain to parents the necessity of a Jewish camp
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It is important to explain to parents the necessity of a Jewish camp
Summer recess is an opportune time to refresh the soul with Torah and Mitzvos
A healthy soul affects the body; utilize vacation to strengthen the soul
Importance for a physicist to stay up to date in science
Congratulations on the Shidduch; summer plans
Mrs. Zlate Serebryanski: Report of Melave Malka held regularly at different homes
Unchanged stance on personal conflict affecting N'shei work; Continued and increased activities during summer months
Mrs. Yitzchok Kosofsky: Summer programming for N'Shei Chabad Juniors; Emphasis on teaching practical laws of Taharas Hamishpacha, which will also lead to deeper appreciation; Waiting for news about a personal matter
Rabbi Yitzchok Gershon Mintz: Educational setback which can be incurred during summer months, especially in the modern era; Keeping in touch students and creating a Day Camp
Sr. N'shei Chabad - Chicago: Report of "last" meeting before the summer; Vital work must continue throughout the summer
Mr. Abraham Koppel Bacher: Should you send a 12 year old away from home for better education; Growing a beard; Advice how to best utilize the summer months
Mrs. Frieda Gluchovsky: Women’s group must maintain activity through summer, adapting to its unique opportunities; Unity is essential; Taharas Hamishpacha remains central, and summer modesty challenges must be addressed
Continuing youth activities during school vacation; Although many children will leave to camp, those remaining will have more free time and are more susceptible to positive Jewish influence; Convene a meeting to plan
Mrs. Sarah Esther Feigelstock: Report more often on activites; Make proper plans to fully utilize the summer months for activities of Mesibas Shabbos and Neshei Chabad
Vacation Message for Children: Vacation is not a break from Torah but a shift in form to rejuvenate; Just as the heart and brain never stop, so Torah must remain constant