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Mendel Kalmenson |
Rabbi Mendel Kalmenson has traveled Europe, Asia and South America, reaching out to Jews in the remotest areas. He now resides with his wife Chanale, daughter Geulah, and son Dov, in Brooklyn, New York, where he serves as rabbi of the Besht Center, a spiritual center for young profssionals. Mendel regularly contributes articles to Chabad.org, most of them appearing in his Parshah column, "What the Rebbe Taught Me." |
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  Brief sermons on the weekly Torah readings, based on the teachings of classical and modern scholars.
A Battle of Ideas: Listening or Seeing
Hellenism Vs. Faith
To the ancient Greeks, if something wasn’t seeable or understandable, it simply wasn’t.
A Model of Love
Lessons from the marriage of the Rebbe and Rebbetzin
Real love is an experience that intensifies throughout life. It is the small, everyday acts of being together that makes love flourish. It is sharing, caring, and respecting one another.
E Pluribus Unum
Out of Many, One
Ten years have passed since that fateful time and many are asking: where did that spirit of camaraderie go? Instead of a growing sense of unity, the past decade has seen our country become increasingly fragmented and polarized. What happened to the...
I think it’s telling that, in over forty years of leadership, the Lubavitcher Rebbe left New York City only three times: to visit the children at Camp Gan Israel and Camp Emunah, Chabad overnight camps in the Catskill Mountains . . .
From my understanding Abraham was not present at the time of his wife Sarah’s death. Where did Abraham come from, and why wasn’t he with Sarah in her final moments?
Local Is Global
The Lubavitcher Rebbe's Modus Operandi
The Rebbe believed to his core in the value of the individual. He never lost sight of each tree in the forest.
To Hell and Back
The virtue of a guilty conscience
Why were the sons of Korach kept alive from among their fellow mutineers?
What Was Zimri Thinking?
An Altruistic Sin
Lessons in leadership from a wayward Jew.
Was Hitting the Rock Such a Big Deal?
A Matter of Perception
Professor Herman Branover is a Russian-Israeli physicist and Jewish educator, known in the scientific community as the leading pioneer in the field of magnetohydrodynamics. Over the years, Branover undertook to translate some of the fundamental works of...
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