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Most of us imagine that our life will follow a certain trajectory. We have our hopes, dreams, and aspirations and are fairly certain that reality will follow along, however, it hardly ever does. What we often fail to realize is that in the game of life, we are the actors but G-d is the Script writer…
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Illuminating the World: On Women Lighting Shabbat Candles
Join us for an insightful webinar on the spiritual depth, and meaning behind women lighting Shabbat candles, and how this simple act illuminates far more than our homes.
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Women and Torah Learning
Weekly Halacha Audio by Dayan Shlomo Cohen
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What a 70-Year Woman with Pancreatic Cancer Can Teach You About Life
Most of us imagine that our life will follow a certain trajectory. We have our hopes, dreams, and aspirations and are fairly certain that reality will follow along, however, it hardly ever does. What we often fail to realize is that in the game of life, we are the actors but G-d is the Script…
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