1 Kings 1:1-31 This Haftorah portion tells the story of how King Solomon became King.

Chaiyya Sarah ~ Haftorah Reading (English)

“Shevet Kollot Medabrim” means ‘Tribe of Voices Speak’
There are many flavours of Judaism and we are have our own individual unique voice. At the end of the day we are connected by our Judaism. We are one Tribe. Our many voices become one in unison as we align to the Divine plan of HaShem. 
This podcast is a sacred space for us to express our Judaism. 
In this space each week we will have the reading of the weekly Parsha in English and in a separate episode we will discuss the weekly Parsha. This is also a sacred space to speak about engaging topics such as Kabbalah, Hebrew Astrology, Halacha, the Rabbincal writings, and so much more. We will bringing on different guest speakers such as Rabbis, Cantors, anyone who feels inspired to speak.

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“Shevet Kollot Medabrim” means ‘Tribe of Voices Speak’ There are many flavours of Judaism and we are have our own individual unique voice. At the end of the day we are connected by our Judaism. We are one Tribe. Our many voices become one in unison as we align to the Divine plan of HaShem. This podcast is a sacred space for us to express our Judaism. In this space each week we will have the reading of the weekly Parsha in English and in a separate episode we will discuss the weekly Parsha. This is also a sacred space to speak about engaging topics such as Kabbalah, Hebrew Astrology, Halacha, the Rabbincal writings, and so much more. We will bringing on different guest speakers such as Rabbis, Cantors, anyone who feels inspired to speak.

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