This letter discusses some of the Chabad customs during pregnancy. The class explores additional customs and the reasons behind them.

In the Rebbe's brief biography printed in HaYom Yom, the year 1973 is defined as the year of the Rebbe's "library initiative". This letter is the one that began the initiative to create libraries of Sifrei Kodesh around the world. The class explores the historical context and far-reaching ripple effects of the Library Initiative. Iggros Volume 28 Pg 8

Do we believe in natural talent? How can we identify talent so it will be utilized most productively? What is the cost of wasted talent? This letter captures the Rebbe's deep interest in individual talents, and the class collates the Rebbe's talent-related advice from many different letters.

This Purim-themed letter describes the various "Haman" characters who have tried to harm us throughout the generations, and the secret of our survival—with practical guidance for facing the challenges of today. Iggros Volume 28 Pg 156.

This letter hints at the Rebbe's fluency with the Halachic intricacies of disinterment, a subject that touched the Rebbe's personal life in a way that was not fully appreciated until the publication of the Rebbe's Reshimos.

Are Rabbonim and community leaders ever allowed to leave their flock to move to Israel? This letter reflects the Rebbe's well-known stance on the subject, with a shiur that explores just how far-reaching that stance may be. Iggros Volume 28 Pg 138

Should a Bochur consider a Shidduch with a girl who is less religious than he is? What if she promises to increase her observance over time? Today's letter reflects the Rebbe's often-stated position on such Shidduchim, the shiur explores other letters on the same subject. Iggros Volume 28 Pg 22

Is it forbidden for the Israeli Rabbinate to have term limits? Can pulpit rabbis be fired? This letter addresses the Rebbe's controversial position on the subject, with background describing the Halachic implications of hiring and firing a rabbi. Iggros Volume 28 Pg 11

In this brief letter (and a related Sicha), the Rebbe reminds visitors to the Kotel that the Western Wall must not merely remind us of our past, but an inspire us to be better in the future. In the shiur, we explore Chabad's approach to the Kotel and its proper place in prayer and pilgrimage.

This letter advocates the establishment of an Organization of Religious Scientists From Eastern Europe, and the class explores the Rebbe's interest in this project and his repeated attempts to get such an organization off the ground.