Mr. & Mrs. P. H. Newman
The great merit of working for the Release Time program
14 published letters loaded from this topic.
The great merit of working for the Release Time program
The work of Shaloh
Mr. and Mrs. Newman: Modesty and humility are sometimes unwarranted; publicize your accomplishments
A “chance” encounter which brought a Jewish girl closer to her heritage; every Jew is sensitive and responsive to influence; every individual is crucial to the survival of our people; the major impact of short encounters such as Released Time
Mr. & Mrs. Newman: Success in promoting Torah true education should stimulate future efforts; G-d’s fatherly love for every Jew, and our duty and privilege to bring them closer to him; overcoming opposition to Release Time
Mr. Efraim Moscowitz: Thank you for update of health improvement and wishes for future steady progress; Enclosed letter about education
NCFJE Conference: The Baal Shem Tov made the highest levels of Torah accessible to the simplest of Jews; Everyone can dedicate himself to the mission; Working in "Released Time" with love and inspiration
The uniqueness of Lubavitcher students lies in their utmost devotion to illuminating the lives of others
(N)CFJE Annual Dinner: The message of Shemittah - There is no area of life or existence from which G-d is excluded, faith and submission to His will bring physical blessing even when not dictated by the laws of nature; Relevance especially to parents who mistakenly prioritize physical care of child; Encouragement for work of the Released Time Program
CFJE: Influencing children to go to Yeshiva; Youth, who are energetic and pure, respond intuitively to youthfulness; The character, feeling and idealism of the teachers is a decisive factor in the children’s education; The more you help others the more you are benefited
Mr. and Mrs. Newman: Difficulty Sending children to Yeshviva; Proper Jewish upbringing is parents' top priority especially with current world upheaval and confusion of youth; chinuch is like planting a seed where the slightest defect can cripple the tree
Participation in erecting the Ohel; the Rebbe doesn't require a monument, for his actions are enduring; meaning of the monument for us as a visible reminder of inspiration; place to unite with the soul of the Rebbe
The 7th Annual Convention of the Committee for Furtherance of Jewish Education: The Religious Release Hour program; Jewish education is the highest form of spiritual Tzedaka
CFJE Dinner: Reflections on 8 years activities of the Religious Release Hour; success has proven that every child is responsive and that effort brings results; instructors have gained as well; the pressing need to further expand the program