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 Rabbi Mendel Kaplan is the Spiritual Leader and Executive Director of Chabad Flamingo in Thornhill, Ontario, serving one of Canada’s most dynamic Jewish communities. He also serves as Chaplain of the York Regional Police Service. He is an active member of Toronto’s Vaad HaRabbanim (Council of Orthodox Rabbis), and a voting member of the COR Kashruth Council of Canada’s executive rabbinical board. Rabbi Kaplan is featured regularly on many local television and radio shows. He is a sought after speaker, with hundreds of lectures on Chabad.org. He and his wife, Faygie, are blessed with eight children. Artistically endowed, the rabbi enjoys drawing, sketching and creating charcoal portraits.
Be amazed by the story of the false philandering prophets who were roasted and burned, and the High Priest whose clothes were merely singed! (Talmud, Sanhedrin 93a)
Inspiration from the teachings and wisdom of Maimonides on the topic of medicine and healthy living.
Learning the section of Talmud on the Resurrection in Tractate Sanhedrin 93a. This class focuses on the whereabouts of Daniel in the narrative of the boys being thrown into the furnace by Nevuchadnetzar.
The story of the 3 boys who defied a tyrant and inspired the world! Learn the postscript to the fascinating episode of their miraculous emergence from the fiery inferno. (Talmud, Sanhedrin 92b -93a)
When did the historic mass resurrection take place? (Tractate Sanhedrin 92b)
The Talmud explores the identity of the dry bones Ezekiel resurrected. (Tractate Sanhedrin 92b)
The day Moses outmaneuvered the Heavenly Choir! (Tractate Shabbat, pg 88b)
The Talmud on the Giving of the Torah
Three incredibly revealing teachings from Rabbi Yehoshua ben Levi about the profound love and spiritual intimacy we experienced as a nation during and following mass-revelation and the giving of the “10 Commandments” at Mount Sinai. (Tractate Shabbat, pg ...
Explore the meaning of this special meal know as the "Meal of Moshiach"
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For the first time in our modern Jewish history, virtually all Synagogues around the world will be shut on the Final Day of Pesach. Never in living memory has nobody gone to Shul to recite the sacred memorial prayer of Yizkor and honor the eternal souls o...
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