As Achos Online begins its sixteenth year and the plans for this year are in the works, it is our privilege to invite all girls to join in a Chai Elul farbrengen with Rabbi Shimmy Weinbaum.
As Achos Online begins its sixteenth year and the plans for this year are in the works, it is our privilege to invite all girls to join in a chai elul farbrengen with Rabbi Shimmy Weinbaum.
This coming Sunday at six o’clock EST, achos online will bez’h be hosting a farbrengen for girls in honor of chai elul with Rabbi Shimmy Weinbaum.
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Achos Hatmimim is a program available in Lubavitch high schools around the world, and is now offered in an online format for girls who don’t have the option of going to a lubavitch school.
It started as a casual discussion among a group of girls reflecting on their summer in camp and all they had gained while there. At some point in the conversation the topic of achos came up, specifically in its role of keeping the passion of chassidishkeit alive throughout the year. A girl who wasn’t in a lubavitch school expressed regret that her school didn’t have such a program- farbrengens and the like were something that she could only experience in camp. This brought up the question: can something that is available virtually everywhere be made available everywhere virtually?
The only way to know is to try, so that year two girls got together and resolved to create a program that would make achos hatmimim available to everyone. It seemed that the program would go on for just a year or two, but these girls proved otherwise.
Fast forward to several years later, and achos online is still going strong with farbrengens, checklists, prizes and hachanos inspiring girls all over the world to push themselves above and beyond what they ever thought possible.
The program started out exclusively for high school girls, and later expanded to include junior high as well. For the past few years, girls grades 7-12 have enjoyed being a part of achos online, and now you can too. Simply sign up at Achosonline.org/register
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