Rabbi Shais Taub sits down with Rabbi Yossi Pels, Executive Director of Chayenu, for a powerful and eye-opening conversation about the weekly Torah booklet that has revolutionized daily Torah study for tens of thousands of Jews around the world.

In this inspiring episode, they delve into:

The founding story of Chayenu
Its global reach and explosive growth
The life-changing power of consistent daily Torah study — especially Chitas and Rambam
Real-life stories from across the world showing how Chayenu brings structure, inspiration, and connection to Jews everywhere

Whether you’re a longtime Chayenu learner or discovering it for the first time, this episode will deepen your appreciation for the mission and meaning behind this extraordinary initiative.

For a limited time, Chayenu is offering its largest discount ever — 50% OFF — generously subsidized by Chaya Mushka bas Esther, in honor of her birthday on 13 Kislev.

This special offer brings the regular $220 annual print + digital subscription down to just $110, with free U.S. and international shipping.

The sale’s final 48 hours fall on Yud-Tes and Chof Kislev (December 9-10), an especially auspicious time to begin, and to encourage others to begin, the new Tanya and Hayom Yom cycles.

Take this opportunity to subscribe today, and share this offer with a friend:

Chayenu Sale: 50% OFF 1-Year Subscription
Use promo code: 13KISLEV at https://chayenu.org/subscribe
Limited time offer: Dec. 3-10, 2025

Offer valid only for new annual Chayenu subscriptions (not Chayenu3) and cannot be combined with other discounts.

Spread the word: Become a Chayenu Ambassador! Join the WhatsApp group at https://chayenu.org/ambassadors and help inspire more Jews to learn Chitas, Rambam, and Daily Torah Studies with Chayenu. Inside the group you’ll get inspiration, short videos, images, prize giveaways, and more – all ready to share to help you spread the word.

You can also access ready-to-use promotional images for social media and email at https://chayenu.org/share.

You can print an 8.5″×11″ poster in Color or Black & White and share at your Yud-Tes Kislev farbrengen. Post it in your shul, school, office, or simply hand one to a friend.