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Syncing With My Soulmate

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Syncing With My Soulmate

After she left a Christian cult, she reconnected with her boyfriend--now husband--and embarked on a life journey of sharing Judaism with others.
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Dina August 3, 2026

Thank you for this inspirational interview with Sara Korn! Reply

Jodi Nicastro Stony Brook July 31, 2026

Chana,
I’m so glad you invited Sarah back. I really enjoyed her first episode with you. I hope that you share this email with her. There’s a lot about Sarah that reminds me of myself but the important thing I wanna say is that today I needed to hear this podcast from her and hear her message and how much it made a difference to me so please thank her and thank you for all that you do.
Also, if you could please email me the name of the book she mentioned I would love to read it. Thank you. Reply

Sari Korn NYC July 31, 2026
in response to Jodi Nicastro:

Hi Jodi,

Sarah here. Thank you for your warm words. I mentioned two books.

1- Confessions of a Jewish Cult Buster by Shea Hecht.
2- The Chassidic Approach to Joy by Rabbi Shloma Majeski.

Best Regards,
Sarah Reply

Matel Rena Tobin Downtown Montreal, Quebec, Canada July 28, 2026

I didn’t watch the whole video.
Thank you.
It helped me connect to myself to what interests me to what I really want to do. I am very thankful to a Chabad rabbi who saved my life with what he taught me; he was there for me. And I am thankful to other rabbis too for example Chabad rabbis, for teaching me the Torah of Truth. Reply

Esther Hadassa Herat St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador July 28, 2026

I am a convert - Chabad showed what reality and truth were. Without Chabad, I would be lost to this day. If there is anyone who believes Chabad is cult is someone who is gravely mistaken. Actually, being religious is the state Hashem created us to be. The concept of 'religious' is a man-made concept. Doing mitzvot and engaging in Torah study is a normal state of living which we have unfortunately segregated to secular and religious. Secular should be religious - there is no separation. I will eternally be grateful to Chabad and continuously thank Chabad for the work they do. It is fairly safe to say that all the converts I know were impacted by Chabad. Reply

Gadi Elyahu Geneva July 27, 2026

Good discussion.
There are many Jews who were raised as Christians for many reasons throughout our history ( hiding from inquisition, life after the Holocaust In Eastern Europe, communism etc) and only now embracing their jewishness, and loving it .including through the Chabad movement
Encourage Chana Weisberg bring in more of such stories of people rediscovering their Jewishness including adering to Chabad movement. Reply