Moed Katan 28-29 (Daf Yomi) by Rabbi Avi Zakutinsky

Moed Katan 28-29 (Daf Yomi)

Hashevaynu’s ultimate goal is to make all Jews who pass through its doors feel like cherished members of the family who know that their problems are our problems and their joys are our joys.  Feel free to contact R' Avi at avizakutinsky@gmail.com

Hashevaynu is dedicated to trying to eradicate the inevitable loneliness that can set in when one tries to maintain his or her Jewish standards without a strong support system.

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Hashevaynu’s ultimate goal is to make all Jews who pass through its doors feel like cherished members of the family who know that their problems are our problems and their joys are our joys. Feel free to contact R' Avi at avizakutinsky@gmail.com Hashevaynu is dedicated to trying to eradicate the inevitable loneliness that can set in when one tries to maintain his or her Jewish standards without a strong support system.

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Moed Katan 28-29 (Daf Yomi)

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