Stories That Unite Our Hearts By Rabbi Binyomin Pruzansky IS AT KESHER STAM
A man's car breaks down in front of a rabbi's house on Shabbos, and his life takes a u-turn towards Torah.
Hurricane Sandy's storm surge meets up with Jewish chesed... and chesed, as always, wins the battle.
A rebbe discovers that he can reach a boy's broken heart ...with sushi.
We live in a world that often focuses on differences, one that fosters divisiveness. You think this, I believe that. You dress one way, I dress differently. You are you, I am I. Separate. Divided. And yet and yet If only we would see how much unites us. How much we are one people, children of one Father.
In Stories that Unite Our Hearts, bestselling, beloved author Rabbi Binyomin Pruzansky shares stories of chesed, ahavas Yisrael, greatness of spirit - true stories that uplift and, yes, unite us. Stories like that of the man who makes up for a nasty childish prank with breathtaking generosity. Stories like the tale of a person who mistakes Rav Moshe Feinstein zt'l for a tzedakah collector - and the enormous lengths the gadol hador goes to in order not to embarrass him.
In this new and luminous collection, Rabbi Pruzansky once again touches our hearts, leaving us feeling joyful, proud, and deeply inspired.(From Artscroll)
Print Discount here.
A man's car breaks down in front of a rabbi's house on Shabbos, and his life takes a u-turn towards Torah.
Hurricane Sandy's storm surge meets up with Jewish chesed... and chesed, as always, wins the battle.
A rebbe discovers that he can reach a boy's broken heart ...with sushi.
We live in a world that often focuses on differences, one that fosters divisiveness. You think this, I believe that. You dress one way, I dress differently. You are you, I am I. Separate. Divided. And yet and yet If only we would see how much unites us. How much we are one people, children of one Father.
In Stories that Unite Our Hearts, bestselling, beloved author Rabbi Binyomin Pruzansky shares stories of chesed, ahavas Yisrael, greatness of spirit - true stories that uplift and, yes, unite us. Stories like that of the man who makes up for a nasty childish prank with breathtaking generosity. Stories like the tale of a person who mistakes Rav Moshe Feinstein zt'l for a tzedakah collector - and the enormous lengths the gadol hador goes to in order not to embarrass him.
In this new and luminous collection, Rabbi Pruzansky once again touches our hearts, leaving us feeling joyful, proud, and deeply inspired.(From Artscroll)
Print Discount here.
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