Every couple must have a set time to study Torah together.
What should they study? Something that interests both of them—such as the Torah portion of that week, or something about the Torah seasons approaching.
Re: sefer? Hitkashrut is a weekly journal. The letter from which this was extracted was published in #70. Reply
sefer? Hitkashrut no. 70 is this source a sefer? Reply
Sharing your beliefs with goodwill Everyone has beliefs. Even those who do not believe, this is a belief. So good when you can share your beliefs in goodwill without being cursed and slandered by those who may not share their beliefs and stubbornly force their beliefs upon others. Reply
Strength in Numbers When one studies Torah, they are united by all who study Torah. For to find together, one must see that what it means to gather in one place. Reply
Great! This is great! Thank you so much for posting it! Reply
Book recommendation Is there a book written purposely for study sessions between spouses?
Not that I know of, but there is a wonderful book called Sparks from Berditchov recently published by Feldheim that fits the bill perfectly. It is a short lesson on each week's Torah portion beautifully written and relevant based on the teachings of Rav Levi Yitzchak from Berditchov. It can be purchased at your local Judaic store.
Highly recommended.