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Two childhood stories about the Rebbe Rashab reveal the extraordinary power of Jewish education: teaching children to yearn for G-dliness and to feel another Jew’s pain as their own. Exploring the Rebbe’s lessons from these stories, this week’s article connects chinuch, Ahavas Yisroel and our daily Torah and mitzvos to the ultimate goal of bringing the Geulah • Read More
Why did Avraham Avinu plead with Hashem to spare the wicked cities of Sedom, and why did Elisha require a woman to take part in her own miracle? Rabbi Tuvia Bolton shares a moving story of the Rebbe’s miraculous blessing and explores the power of prayer, humility, and our mission to transform the world in preparation for Moshiach • Read More
Why did Hashem make Bris Milah the sign of His covenant with Avraham, and what does the extra letter Hey in his name teach us about the mission of the Jewish people? Rabbi Tuvia Bolton shares a remarkable story of a family’s encounter with the Rebbe’s Igros Kodesh, offering insight into the eternal bond between Hashem and His people, and the physical and spiritual blessings of the Geulah • Full Article
In this week’s Parsha, Rabbi Tuvia Bolton explores the deeper lesson of the Mabul, sharing a remarkable story of the Rebbe Rashab and a former Chassid whose miraculous encounter led him back to Yiddishkeit. A powerful message for our generation: transforming the world’s confusion into holiness and bringing Moshiach closer • Read More
A moving story shared by Rabbi Tuvia Bolton illustrates how one act of kindness can awaken a Jew’s neshama and change a life. In his weekly Torah thought on the opening words of Bereishis, Rabbi Bolton explores the connection between the “Spirit of Moshiach,” the spark of Jewish identity within every Jew, and the Rebbe’s mission of awakening that connection • Read More
Rabbi Tuvia Bolton explores the deeper message of Sukkos through three inspiring stories, drawing out lessons of emunah, Jewish joy, unity and the certainty of the Geulah. From the Sukkah and the Four Minim to the promise of Moshiach, he reminds us to look beyond the darkness of Galus and recognize the goodness that is certain to come • Full Article
As Parshas Nitzavim and Rosh Hashanah approach, Rabbi Tuvia Bolton explores Moshe Rabbeinu’s promise that the Jewish people will be gathered from even the “ends of the heavens,” with two powerful stories illustrating how the Rebbe and the Tzadikim can see far beyond what appears possible • Full Article
If Elul is a month of joy, why does Parshas Ki Savo confront us with 98 curses—and why do we recite Selichos at the very end of the month? In this thought-provoking column, Rabbi Tuvia Bolton explores three powerful Chassidic stories that reveal the deeper message behind the curses, the true meaning of serving Hashem with joy, and how the Rebbeim revealed the hidden bracha within even the darkest moments • Full Article
The Torah calls on us to place judges and policemen at our gates—while shortly afterward commanding us to be “simple with Hashem.” Rabbi Tuvia Bolton explores the apparent contradiction through two powerful stories of the Baal Shem Tov, showing how Torah demands both wisdom and strength alongside the purity and sincerity of temimus. Drawing on the teachings of Chassidus, he explains how these seemingly opposite qualities ultimately complement one another—and how their combination can help bring Moshiach Now • Full Article
In this week’s Torah portion, Rabbi Tuvia Bolton explores why Hashem places both blessing and curse before us, revealing that life’s challenges are opportunities to choose faith and bring blessing into the world. Through a remarkable story involving the Rebbe and a miraculous recovery, he explains how Elul calls for both awe and joy, inspiring us to strengthen our commitment to Torah and mitzvos as we prepare ourselves and the world for the coming of Moshiach • Full Article
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