Remember the Name
Aaron, the High Priest wore a vestment with stones that had the names of the tribes of Israel engraved on them. “And you shall take two shoham stones and engrave
February 11, 2022
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Aaron, the High Priest wore a vestment with stones that had the names of the tribes of Israel engraved on them. “And you shall take two shoham stones and engrave
Following the giving of the Torah, G-d requests the partnership of the newly redeemed nation in building the Tabernacle (Mishkan -sanctuary). They bring a remarkable array of valuable metals, fabrics,
All good relationships are built on trust. Business. Friendship. Romantic. Spiritual. Whether we are the ones being trusted, or the ones compelled to trust, without the element of trust there
The central theme of this week’s parsha is the Revelation on Mt. Sinai and the Ten Commandments, however the parsha is named after Moses’ father-in-law, and called “Yitro”, in reference
My name is David, I am originally from the GTA, and I just started my medical residency in neurology at UBC! Vancouver is a beautiful city, and I am lucky
My name is Liel Rabinovich🥰. I’m from Israel and have been in Canada for the last two years. I work as a teacher assistant. I love working out and listening to
The foreshadowing of the evolution of careers and the insight into finding fulfillment in our work life can be derived from this week’s Torah portion. The secret to livelihood success
Tomer joined the Kollel last year after moving to Vancouver from Toronto. After working for a summer in a backcountry lodge in Northern BC, Tomer decided to make the move
Although born and raised in la belle province (Montreal), Hanna moved to the big city of Toronto in 2018. She has lived there for the last 3 years and was
Viktoriya Sergeivna, Born in Odessa Ukraine, Viktoriya has spent the majority of her life in Vancouver and considers it home. Viktoriya is passionate about her work as a Clinical Counsellor in
Adam is a real “Yes man”. Always chasing new adventures and experiences. Whether going into the backcountry, going out with friends, or slowing down for a nice heart to heart,
Hi everyone, I’m Daniel Milner. Over the last few years, I’ve been coming to the Kollel more and more with the goal of deepening my yiddishkeit. Specifically, I think that