Pillars of Faith

Pillars of FaithIn times past, the average Jewish person was born in a shtetl, a small Jewish town,with a local kosher baker and fish market,with pious people in the study halls, and a Rabbi who knew both you (and your grandparents) by name. The spirit of the next holiday permeated the air. Life was rich. People were sincere. Jewish knowledge was simply absorbed from daily life. Tradition was cherished. In our own times, the shtetl walls have come down. In Western

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Rabbi Benjamin Yudin on the Parsha (Mosaica Press

The varied selections in this volume show the profundity of the wisdom on which the Tikkun is based

including several new sections of halachah

Among the many literary achievements of HaRav Yehuda Copperma

· Why was this challenge given specifically to our generation

Intended for use by children

Many take inspiration from his published letters opening a window to life in a place called prison

provides a perfect springboard for teaching your children essential

She is the author of the riveting account of the life of her father "At Your Command

enjoyable to 'listen to' and relevant to daily life

Jewish Wit