Tuesday, August 20, 2019

Fwd: CHOF AV: A NEW PRESENTATION TO CONNECT AND LEARN


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From: Jewish Educational Media <jem@jemedia.org>
Date: Tue, Aug 20, 2019, 9:45 AM
Subject: CHOF AV: A NEW PRESENTATION TO CONNECT AND LEARN
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Dear Friend,

 

Chof Av (20 Av) is a day that was very dear to the Rebbe's heart. On this day in 1944, Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson, the Rebbe's saintly father, passed away while in exile for spreading Torah Judaism in Soviet Russia.
 

Reb Levik, as he was known, was the chief rabbi of Yekaterinoslav, a kabbalist, a prolific writer, and a devoted chassid of the Rebbe Rashab. Many stories are told about him, and the Rebbe spoke about him on many occasions, drawing lessons from his life story, and expounding on his teachings.
 

Presented here is a unique presentation, created this year, that provides a glimpse into the story of Reb Levik's life. The video features a firsthand story of Reb Levik, as well as highlights of Chof Av by the Rebbe - leading the prayers in his father's memory, singing his father's niggun, and drawing a lesson from his exile. 


Click here to watch the new Chof Av presentation.

 

Many want to draw inspiration from the day, feel its energy, and connect with it. As such, here is a collection of photos, video, and audio from this auspicious day for you to enjoy and be inspired from. Moments with the Rebbe from five different years, newly restored audio of a farbrengen on this day in 1974, and videos of farbrengens throughout the years.

 

Video:

20 Av 5732 Farbrengen

Audio: 

 20 Av 5734Newly Restored Farbrengen

Photos:

20 Av, 5734

20 Av, 5736

20 Av, 5737

20 Av, 5739

20 Av, 5746

 

Be a part of bringing the Rebbe to the world by sharing, posting or forwarding a moment that speaks to you. 

 

The JEM Team











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