As someone privileged to direct a summer camp for teenagers, I have learnt much about their mindset. What brings them closer to Judaism and what distances them. What inspires them and what turns them off. And because we encourage dialogue, our campers express their innermost feelings. With this blog, I would like to share what I learned and maybe even speak for a voice that sometimes isn't heard.
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i read the post on Nechemia Gotlieb (that somewhere else he was accused for beating his students) and it is the hypocrits in its best: the one who fight for Tohar Hamachane is helping encouraging and hosting his friend from israel that his own children complain in the police against him for things regarding Tohar Hamachane....
Thank you for writing this blog, and informing me and others of so much. You definitely get slack for this, but I think it is amazing that you are doing what you know is right, and being emesdig. If only there were more leaders and rabbeim like you. Hatzlacha in all the wonderful things you do!
I just tripped over your blog for the first time, and in light of what you have written about the Internet in general and the Asifa in particular you should take a look at these two pieces from http://emunahspeak.blogspot.com/:
i read the post on Nechemia Gotlieb (that somewhere else he was accused for beating his students) and it is the hypocrits in its best: the one who fight for Tohar Hamachane is helping encouraging and hosting his friend from israel that his own children complain in the police against him for things regarding Tohar Hamachane....
ReplyDeleteThank you for writing this blog, and informing me and others of so much. You definitely get slack for this, but I think it is amazing that you are doing what you know is right, and being emesdig. If only there were more leaders and rabbeim like you.
ReplyDeleteHatzlacha in all the wonderful things you do!
This week’s parasha (15:14), the mitzvah of ha’anaka to a freed eved ivri.
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ReplyDeleteI just tripped over your blog for the first time, and in light of what you have written about the Internet in general and the Asifa in particular you should take a look at these two pieces from http://emunahspeak.blogspot.com/:
ReplyDeletehttp://emunahspeak.blogspot.com/2011/12/perhaps-theyre-better-than-you.html
http://emunahspeak.blogspot.com/2012/06/asifa.html
Continued Hatzlacha,
Meir Zev Mark