PARSHAT VAYERA November 15-16, 2024 / 15 Cheshvan 5785 | | | FEATURED | | |  | | Supporting Displaced At-Risk Israeli Teens | | OU Israel | In an effort to restore a sense of community and keep teen participants connected with their peers, OU Israel Teen Centers continue to run regular programs, Shabbatons and day trips, and offer emotional support to thousands of teens as the war rages on. | | | | | | AROUND THE OU | |  | | Women's Initiative | | Idea Lab: Women's Rosh Chodesh Programming | All women community leaders and lay leaders are invited to join the OU Women's Initiative for the first session in our Programming Idea Lab: Cohort 2025 on Sunday, November 24, to discuss Rosh Chodesh programming. Learn from experts, brainstorm together, and share ideas and tips to create meaningful women's programming in our communities. | | Register Now | | |  | | OU-JLIC | | JLIC Binghamton Innovates with "Major Meals" | In JLIC Binghamton's "Major Meals" series, each meal focuses on a different academic major, providing students with an opportunity to connect, learn, and engage around the topics they're passionate about. | | Read More | | | Upcoming Events | | TORAH | |  | | Rabbi Moshe Hauer | | Praying as Caring | The famed kabbalist Rav Yitzchak Luria, the Arizal, taught that before praying we should formally commit to the mitzvah of loving one's fellow man, v'ahavta l'rei'acha kamocha, as that is the gateway to entry into God's presence. | | Read More | | |  | | Rabbi Menachem Genack | | Past and Future | Two challenges form the bookends of the story of Avraham, both beginning with the words "lech lecha." One confronted Avraham's past, and the other, his future. | | Read in Hebrew | | |  | | Rebbetzin Dr. Adina Shmidman | | Behind Closed Doors | In this week's Haftorah we find the story of the widowed woman who approaches Elisha the prophet in a time of desperation. She is destitute and at risk of losing her two sons to creditors. | | Read More | | |  | | Rabbi Jack Abramowitz | | How to Give Tzedakah | Presenting a colorful, informative "cheat sheet" detailing how to perform the mitzvah of tzedakah – the first in a projected series on how to perform the various interpersonal mitzvos! | | Read More | | |  | | Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks zt"l | | Walking Together | There is an image that haunts us across the millennia, fraught with emotion: a man and his son walking side by side across a lonely landscape of shaded valleys and barren hills. | | Read More | | |  | | Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Hersh Weinreb | | How Would You Translate "Yashar"? | What does yashar mean? Some define it as "straight," in the sense of a "straight line," veering neither to the left nor to the right, geographically or morally. | | Read More | | | THIS WEEK ON SOCIAL | | |
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