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Chaya Teldon
Chaya Teldon is co-director of Chabad of Long Island, NY. Mrs. Teldon is a much sought after speaker, and has lectured throughout the US, as well as in Israel, Australia, Canada, England, Argentina and South Africa. The New York Times called her the “Erma Bombeck” of Jewish Speakers. Her humor and warmth, mixed with the Jewish wisdom of the ages, has captured the hearts and minds of audiences worldwide. |
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This lecture was produced and recorded in The Menachem Institute, Chabad of the Valley, Tarzana, CA. |
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Latest Comments:
great speech! joyful indeed!!
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I found this wonderful story and began to listen to it just to hear your voice. I was quickly drawn into your life and before I knew it, it was close to 3 in the morning. I must introduce it to Lucy, I'm sure she will enjoy it on a completely different level than I. (Which I think is the major premise of your lecture) Good to hear your wise voice. You always give me food for thought. Give your lovely family my regards.
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