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    • Sunday, February 5, 2012
      • 9:15 am - No Shiur Today
    • Monday, February 6, 2012
      • 8:00 pm - The Parsha In My Life
    • Wednesday, February 8, 2012
      • 8:00 pm - Chovos Halevavos Shaar HaBitachon with Dr. Irving Lebovics
    • Thursday, February 9, 2012
      • 8:30 pm - The Thursday Night Shiur
    • Saturday, February 11, 2012
      • 8:30 am - Chassidic Learning
      • 9:30 am - Shabbos Davening and Kiddush
 
 

Ki Sisa

Ki Sisa – Ki Sisa Es Rosh 5731

February 20, 2011 - ט"ז אדר א' תשע"א

Classes » The Thursday Night Shiur

Lecturers » Rabbi Reuven Wolf

Weekly Parsha » Ki Sisa » שְׁמוֹת / Exodus

When we make mistakes in our lives we fix them through a process of  Teshuva in which we regret our past and refocus our energy towards goodness. What about the damage done to our souls on a core level beyond the reach of our conscious mind? What about the shame at the essence of our souls, for having wasted a moment or a lifetime on trivial matters and not fulfilling our G-dly mission for which our souls descended? A dialog between Moshe and G-d about healing the scars and repairing souls at their quintessential core.

Ki Sisa – Purim Katan

February 16, 2011 - י"ב אדר א' תשע"א

Classes » The Parsha In My Life

Holidays » Purim

Lecturers » Rabbi Reuven Wolf

Weekly Parsha » Ki Sisa » שְׁמוֹת / Exodus

A Small Purim – A Big Joy!

Vayakhel/Pekudei – Gifts that Changed the World.

March 10, 2010 - כ"ד אדר תש"ע

Classes » The Parsha In My Life

Lecturers » Rabbi Reuven Wolf

Weekly Parsha » Ki Sisa » Vayakhel » שְׁמוֹת / Exodus

An insight into the feminine side.

Sponsored by: Nota & Tova Berger in Honor of their Anniversary.

Ki Sisa – Zeh Yitnu

March 3, 2010 - י"ז אדר תש"ע

Classes » The Thursday Night Shiur

Lecturers » Rabbi Reuven Wolf

Weekly Parsha » Ki Sisa » שְׁמוֹת / Exodus

Our love for G-D comes in two ways. One that we can produce through our contemplation and meditation. The other comes as a gift from above after we’ve done our part. The latter is far greater then the former, but not everyone  merits to experience that higher connection with G-D.  These two forms of love are alluded to in the twenty Geiro coin that made up the holy  Shekel, described in this Torah portion. What is required from us all is to give half the Shekel, the human effort  which is in our reach.