Wednesday, October 21, 2026

Fwd: Parshat Lech Lecha: Follow the Footsteps of Avraham


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From: The OU Women's Initiative - Torat Imecha Parsha <ouwomen@ounetwork.org>
Date: Wed, Oct 21, 2026, 7:03 AM
Subject: Parshat Lech Lecha: Follow the Footsteps of Avraham
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Torat Imecha Parsha is dedicated by Brenda Gewurz, l'ilui nishmat her beloved husband, Shmuel ben Yehuda Leib, and Rochel Mirel, whose love of studying parsha was an example to all.


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Lech Lecha

Rebbetzin Aviva Feiner

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Rebbetzin Aviva Feiner received her Teacher’s Certification in Jewish education from Bnos Chava Seminary, her B.A. in psychology from Queens College, and a master’s in special education from Johns Hopkins University. She has taught Judaic studies across all ages, children and adults, in various forums during her years in Baltimore, Israel and Far Rockaway. She spearheaded the famous Chochmas Nashim Women’s Seminary in Jerusalem, in addition to teaching in various seminaries, Aish HaTorah’s Introductory Jewel Program, and the (now closed) Tikva program for at-risk girls. She served as the principal/menaheles of Machon Basya Rochel Seminary in Lawrence, NY for nine years. Rebbetzin Feiner is currently a mechanches at TAG high school and a guest lecturer at Stern College for Women. She is also the beloved Rebbetzin of the renowned White Shul in Far Rockaway, NY. Her passion and talent for teaching have been recognized by Jewish communities worldwide.


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Fwd: Tell Us Something We Don’t Know


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R’ Sholom Dov Rothman started taking notes while learning Yerushalmi through Rabbi Rosner’s shiurim on All Daf. He was writing down differences he noticed from Bavli. Those notes became a sefer, and he’s now working on volumes two and three.

 

Someone brought his story to our attention. It made us wonder how many others we haven’t heard.

 

We’re starting All Torah All Stars to introduce more of the people learning with All Torah.

 

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Please tell us what’s on your mind. We love hearing from you! 

 

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Fwd: Insights & Essays on The Torah


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