Yom Tov Collection
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14 carefully selected Divrei Torah for children, families and adults.
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From ArtScroll by the Shabbos Table
Families · Stories · 8 pages
This publication provides weekly Torah insights adapted from classic ArtScroll titles, offering short essays and stories that draw lessons from the weekly Torah portion and Jewish holidays.
From Torah Wellsprings
Adults · Essays · Long Study · 32 pages
This publication provides collected thoughts from Rabbi Elimelech Biderman, offering insights on Jewish law and philosophy, including discussions on tzedakah, emunah, and teshuvah, with stories and commentary from various sources.
From Toras Avigdor
Adults · Essays · 13 pages
This publication explores the topic of poverty through a Torah lens, discussing its causes, challenges, benefits, and the Jewish perspective on avoiding or coping with it, based on the teachings of Rav Avigdor Miller.
From Toras Avigdor Junior
Children · Stories · 2 pages
A children's publication explaining Jewish concepts through engaging stories and relatable characters, often featuring two main characters, Anshel and Joel, who explore different aspects of Jewish life.
From Sichos Yisroel
Adults · Essays · 9 pages
This publication explores the "shidduch crisis" in the Orthodox Jewish community, attributing it to ga'avah (arrogance) and the refusal to accept Hashem's will in finding a spouse, emphasizing the importance of humility and trust in divine providence over personal preferences.
Adults · Essays · 4 pages
An inspiring article exploring the concept of Zechus Avos and inherent potential through a captivating story, encouraging self-reflection during the Aseres Yemei Teshuvah.
Adults · Essays · 4 pages
An analysis of a halachic principle regarding Aseres Yemei Teshuva, connecting it to personal growth, small steps, and a relevant story about the Ponevezher Rav.
Adults · Stories · 4 pages
This publication shares two powerful stories about great rabbis prioritizing acts of kindness and compassion for others, even on Erev Yom Kippur, illustrating a profound lesson for spiritual preparation.
From Torah Sweets
Families · Brief Insights · 8 pages
This publication offers a variety of Torah insights, including a deep dive into Ramchal's work, practical Halacha, and inspirational short stories, all aimed at enhancing Jewish family life.
From In the Margins
Adults · Essays · 1 page · Short Vort
This publication provides classic commentary and thought on Yom Kippur, analyzing the reasons for fasting and the meaning of specific verses from different rabbinic perspectives.
From Parsha Questions & Answers
Children · Questions & Answers · 2 pages
This publication presents twenty Q&A about Yom Kippur halachot and customs, with answers derived directly from the Shulchan Aruch and other classical sources.
From Stories for the Shabbos Table
Families · Stories · 3 pages
A collection of concise Jewish stories, each exploring a spiritual lesson related to Yom Kippur, accompanied by source texts and discussion questions.
Adults · Essays · 8 pages
This publication presents deep insights and meaningful interpretations of Yom Kippur concepts, focusing on Teshuvah (repentance) and Taharah (purification) through narratives and commentary from various rabbinic sources.
From Torah Tavlin
Adults · Essays · 2 pages
This publication offers a variety of Torah insights, including Halacha, short explanations of the weekly Parsha, ethical teachings from Chazal, and contemporary stories.