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From: OU Women's Initiative <ouwomen@ou.org>
Date: Wed, Oct 4, 2023, 7:01 AM
Subject: Listen to OU Women's Initiative Torat Imecha Parsha: Parshat V'zot HaBracha
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SEFER DEVARIM

Dedicated by Rabbi Refoel and Sharon E. Pearl Auman

In memory of our parents,

Rabbi Leonard and Jean E. Pearl

הרב יהודה ליב בן הרב בן ציון ז״ל

and

טויבע זעלדע ע״ה בת ר׳ זאב ז״ל וחיה חנה ע״ה

and in memory of our son

Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu Auman

הרב שמואל אליהו ז״ל בן הרב רפאל נ״י

and in memory of our uncle
Sammy Kass
שכריה בן ר׳ זאב ז״ל וחיה חנה ע״ה

כ״ד תשרי

and in memory of our grandmother

Gutta Freudenberger

גאולית הי״ד בת ר׳ נפתלי ז״ל

כ״ט תשרי

Learn the parsha cycle with the OU Women's Initiative
A weekly 10-15 minute audio shiur designed to fit any schedule

Click below to listen to this week's shiur on
Parshat V'zot HaBracha

with Mrs. Leah Feinberg

Listen Now

Mrs. Leah Feinberg is a master educator, who taught at Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls in Hewlett for 21 years, also serving as Tanach Department Chairperson and New Teacher Mentor. She was a popular maggedet shiur in the Woodmere community, where she taught a weekly Navi shiur for women. Since making aliyah in 2017, Leah has taught at Michlalah and the Emek Learning Center, and is a frequent lecturer at Kehillat HaElah in Ramat Beit Shemesh and at the OU Israel Center where she has lectured at Yemei Iyun, the ALIT Summer Learning Program both in person and on Zoom, and at a Beit Midrash series of classes. Leah taught Megillat Esther in the first cycle of Torat Imecha Nach Yomi and Sefer Shmuel Bet in the second cycle.

Next Week: Mrs. Sara Malka Winter on Sefer Bereishit!

Mrs. Sara Malka Winter lives in Silver Spring, Maryland. As a teenager, Mrs. Winter cofounded Ashreinu, a Canadian kiruv organization dedicated to Jewish outreach to the Russian immigrant community, which has influenced hundreds of girls. Mrs. Winter lived in Israel for eight years with her family, where she taught and lectured across Jerusalem in seminaries, outreach centers and high schools. In 2008, Mrs. Winter moved to Maryland to help found the Greater Washington Community Kollel, together with her husband, Rabbi Menachem Winter. She continues to lecture throughout the Washington DC area as a Senior Lecturer for the Kollel on diverse topics including Tefillah, Chumash, Nach, Tehillim, Chagim, and Mitzvos. Mrs. Winter is a beloved teacher at the Yeshiva of Greater Washington Girls Division. At the OU Women's Initiative, Sara Malka has taught as part of the Torat Imecha Nach Yomi program.