With much of the world profoundly affected by COVID and many of us knowing someone personally who is in critical condition, JNet has launched a learning campaign to bring healing to the world.
With much of the world profoundly affected by COVID and many of us knowing someone personally who is in critical condition, JNet has launched a learning campaign to bring healing to the world.
In the times of the Bal Shem Tov there was a plague that affected the town of Mezhibuz. When the people came to the Bal Shem Tov he told them the way to make a difference was through the letters of Torah. This includes the words of Torah and Tehillim and also writing a Sefer Torah.
Let us do both! Please join us all over the world as we study a classic in-depth maamer in honor of the Rebbe’s birthday and in the merit of a complete recovery and salvation to all those who have been affected by COVID!
The maamer is the well known classic אָדָם כִּי יַקֽרִיב in Likutei Torah of this week.
‘Lessons in Likutei Torah’ recently published a phrase by phrase translation and commentary “Offering Ourselves to Hashem” by Rabbi Avrohom Katz, Click here to view/download. (You can always find the latest publication from ‘Lessons in Likutei Torah’ in the Anash.org periodicals sidebar.)
After studying the maamer participants can enter the raffle, include themselves on the list of participants and optionally share what they learned by taking a three-question quiz, by on the link below. Participants can also dedicate the learning in the merit of someone they know who needs a speedy recovery.
Click here to enter the raffle
The winner will be announced on Monday, Yud Beis Nissan 5780 April 6th 2020. This campaign is dedicated for a complete and speedy recovery to all those who need one!
At this time when so many people are quarantined, we also encourage you to think about anyone who could benefit from learning one-on-one with a JNet chavrusa or if you can volunteer to learn with someone yourself.
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