Bridging the Spirit to the Next Generation

Rabbi Elliot Klayman is, like Noach, an ish tzadik, tamim bedorotav, “a righteous man, blameless in his generation.” All who know him will join in attesting that this righteous man is attentive to the needs and sufferings of others, and always involved in protecting, preserving, and passing on to coming generations the spiritual patrimony he holds dear. Because Elliot is a strong bridge between the generations, a worthy exemplar for all of us, what you are about to read is designed to disciple those of the next generation in an area crucial to our continuity and vitality, that is, the
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LUCILLE A VAN ALSTINE
2 years ago

There is a great need to share the Divine Presence with our children. Dauermann writes well about this subject. It has been my experience that preachers and teachers have difficulty elaborating upon this issue.