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Torah Articles
Torah & Parshat Hashavua
Parshat Beha'alotcha and Name Recognition by Rabbi Kalman Topp
The Ark of Gold and Wood by Rabbi Kalman Topp
The Four Portions and its Finale by Rabbi Kalman Topp
Creating a Community of Yesharim by Rabbi Kalman Topp
Parshat Noach: Unity and Diversity by Rabbi Kalman Topp
Jewish Holidays
Halacha Corner: Mechirat Chametz by Rabbi Adir Posy
When Was Pesach First Celebrated? It's Not What You Think by Chazan Arik Wollheim
Providing for Others on Pesach by Rabbi Arye Sufrin
The Freedom to Ask by Rabbi Kalman Topp
Pesach : When Every Parent Becomes a Teacher by Rabbi Kalman Topp
Pesach Celebrates Our Freedom to Grow by Rabbi Kalman Topp
What Are We Going to Do to Make this Night Different From All Other Nights? By Rabbi Adir Posy
The Power of Questions by Rabbi Arye Sufrin
Songs and Music Help Us Retell the Pesach Story by Chazan Arik Wollheim
Shavuot: The Fire of Torah by Rabbi Kalman Topp
Sukkot: Zman Simchateinu by Rabbi Adir Posy
Chanukah: Is it Political or Spiritual? by Rabbi Kalman Topp
Chanukah is a Holiday of Remembrance by Rabbi Adir Posy
Thu, May 28 2020
5 Sivan 5780
As we cannot come together this year in person on Shavuot, it is our honor to present our Beth Jacob Shavuot Torah Companion.
This compendium of Divrei Torah includes Divrei Torah from our fellow Beth Jacob community members who have shared their thoughts to enhance your Shavuot learning experience.
Each article is linked separately below, and there is also an option to access all of the text documents in a single PDF.
In addition, we have added several discussion articles with compelling sources from the Pardes Project as well as a discussion guide for kids.
We would like to express our appreciation to the Goldberg Family who have dedicated this project to the memory of Menucha Raitza bas Shlomo Halevy z"l. May the merit of the Torah studied through this project be an Aliya for her Neshama.
Our gratitude goes out to all of the members who submitted their Divrei Torah. In order to preserve the authentic voices of the authors, the editors made minimal changes to the text, save for formatting and typesetting.