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Control Your Situation
Rabbis' Blog posted on Oct 15, 2021 | 0 Comments
Several weeks ago I was dining in the Sukkah with friends when one of them shared that he reads Torah teachings from the late Rabbi Jonathan Sacks every week. As the...
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You’re not as lonely as it may seem
Rabbis' Blog posted on Oct 8, 2021 | 0 Comments
Being the good kid in a class of rowdy students can be demoralizing, depressing and lonesome. Trying to focus on excelling academically while everyone around you is having a...
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