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Incremental Growth - The 5 Towns Jewish Times - Vimarsana News

Incremental Growth - The 5 Towns Jewish Times

The Tzemach Tzedek of Lubavitch was orphaned as a young child from his mother, Devorah Leah, the daughter of the Alter Rebbe. He was raised by the Alter Rebbe, who was once watching as he and his friends climbed a tree, competing to see who could climb the highest. At the end, the Tzemach Tzedek […]

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A man who ignites a 'spark' of Judaism - Vimarsana News

A man who ignites a 'spark' of Judaism

Last year, when Heritage requested nominations for a Human Service Award recipient, Marvin Friedman of Oviedo told the editor, Christine DeSouza, he

Suburban Jews begin Passover holiday thinking of Ukrainians, right down to the matzah - Vimarsana News

Suburban Jews begin Passover holiday thinking of Ukrainians, right down to the matzah

Suburban Jewish community leaders are urging their congregations to keep Ukraine in their prayers during the eight-day Passover holy period. They also are asking families to show support by setting extra places at the Passover Seder this year or by inviting strangers in a symbolic gesture to those thousands of Jewish Ukrainians who can't observe the holiday rituals in peace while war rages in their homeland.

A Link in the Sanz/ Hornosteipel Dynasty - Vimarsana News

A Link in the Sanz/ Hornosteipel Dynasty

She never involved herself in how much other people kept or followed — she loved and accepted them all the same, with no judgment

Saved From Cremation, Man Gets Jewish Burial in New Mexico Desert - Vimarsana News

Saved From Cremation, Man Gets Jewish Burial in New Mexico Desert

When Rabbi Chaim Schmukler of Chabad of New Mexico in Albuquerque received a call from a Jewish man telling him that his homeless brother was in the city