New Content Coming to Chayenu This Year

As we begin a new cycle of Torah study, Chayenu announced a new addition to its weekly Torah study booklet. The new spiritually packed 4-page booklet will contain Parsha insights, Reb Levik’s Torah, Keter Shem Tov, synopses of the Parsha, and more.

As we begin a new cycle of Torah study, Chayenu is thrilled to announce a new, exciting initiative that will surely bring a great boost to you in your weekly Torah learning.

In addition to this new initiative as a self-standing publication, each year Chayenu adds fresh content to its flagship weekly booklet. This year is no different.

“CHAYUS” a weekly boost of spiritual energy packed into a 4-page PDF, will now be available to download and print or by email.

This project is made possible due to the generous, staunch philanthropic support of David and Eda Schottenstein.

What will be included?

▪ NEW: Reb Levik’s Torah – in English – on the weekly Parsha! (For more on the extraordinary life of Reb Levik Schneerson and his unique Torah style, click here.)
▪ “Keter Shem Tov” – an idea from the Baal-Shem-Tov on the Parsha from the newly published “Portions of Light”.
▪ “Sha’ar HaBitachon” (Gate of Trust) – with Chasidus commentary (soon to be published as a book).
▪ Daily Parsha Insight – for Shabbos’ Chitas (an insight from the Rebbe, from Daily Wisdom).
▪ Geulah Insight – from the weekly Parsha.
▪ Synopses of the Chumash, Tanya & Rambam for Shabbos.

To sign up for the weekly PDF printout, visit: chayenu.org/chayus
To download this weeks CHAYUS, click: HERE

In addition to this new initiative as a self-standing publication, each year Chayenu adds fresh content to its flagship weekly booklet. This year is no different.

New Content in the Chayenu Booklet, starting Parshas Noach, includes:

A New Geulah Curriculum
After many years of featuring a daily dose of Geulah, we are now shifting gears to provide a comprehensive curriculum, which will take both beginner and intermediate learners on a journey to the foundational concepts of Moshiach and Geulah, to really get a grasp of the topic thoroughly. (The past years’ compilation of Daily Geulah Insights will still be available at Chayenu.org/Geulah) and on the App.
This new Geulah curriculum is researched and developed by Rabbi Sholom Zirkind, a noted Torah scholar.

Lightpoints
A short, yet meaningful Parsha insight – based on the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s teachings, written by Rabbi Boruch Davidson is perfect for your Shabbos table. (It was originally produced by Ohr HaChasidus and recently published by Kehot – available here.)

Overview to the Parsha
From the acclaimed Kehot Chumash Synagogue Edition – masterfully written by Rabbi Moshe Wisnefsky, these Parsha introductions will redefine the way you see the Chumash. This year we’ll feature the condensed version from the compact edition.

Enhanced Content Webpage
In the works for this year too is a parallel webpage for each parsha’s weekly issue, which will feature complimentary content (such as videos, diagrams, animations) to further enhance the student’s comprehension of the subject in Chayenu weekly, which cannot be published in print form. Stay tuned for this new, exciting feature later this year.

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