The OU has posted an outstanding article by David Bogner of the blog Treppenwitz.
I’m not one to usually to ‘blog’ about posts written by others, but his words hit a chord and brought up several things that I constantly think about regarding my children’s chinuch and my abilties to help them. His written reassurance was quite helpful. This really is a must read.
I had, at one point in my life, an original copy of the 17 page booklet by Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan titled “Love and the Commandments”. I thought it would be a good idea to re-read it and start going through some of the concepts with my 3rd graders. Sadly, I can’t seem to find it. I’m curious if anyone has a copy available to email to me as a pdf? I thank you in advance.
Baruch Pelta was kind enough to post this article from the Yated on Rav Wolbe’s view of TIDE.
Well worth the click of your mouse!!
I’m on a blog break until Aug 28. For those who come by every day, thanks.
The lastest edition of Haveil Havalim is availalble here: Little Frumhouse on the Prairie: Haveil Havalim #176 – The Dirty Laundry Edition
…Avrohom Yeshayahu (after the Chazon Ish) ben Eytan Dovid…
I was told that over 1000 people were in attendance at the Bris.
Letter One pages 1-2 has just been posted here on the Mench-Israel blog.
Have a great Shabbos Kodesh!
Received via email…
“Chasdei Hashem Yisbarach. With endless gratitude to HaKB”H for His endless rachamim, we would like to inform all of you chashuv mispallelim that Tinok ben Aviva has, after close to six months post birth, finally arrived at his home in the heart of Sha’arei Chessed on Erev Shabbos Kodesh, parshas Chukas.”
As I am still getting many people coming to this blog for information about Tinok Ben Aviva, I will share the following from an email I received from a list I subscribe to:
“Boruch Hashem there has been continued progress in the infant’s condition…. Rabbi Eytan Feiner expresses his Hakaras Hatov to all those who continue to have his child in their Tefillos..
so please maintain your incredible dedication and outpouring of precious tefillos. They are all so very much appreciated, and have truly accomplished a great deal thus far.”
For additional chizuk and background information I, again, suggest this web address:
http://tinok-ben-aviva.blogspot.com/
Klal Yisroel has many that need our tefillos, both young and old. Please daven!
