A Tap on the Shoulder - Rabbi Meir Schuster 2purim Children choose between the "Good

Children choose between the "Good King" and the Bad King" (representing the Yetzer Tov and the Yetzer Hara) each of whom presents their case to the child faced with a moral dilemma

Understand the other gift from Sinai — yiras shamayim (fear of Heaven) — and what it means to be an Eternal People

By: Naomi Lieberman (Author)

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the gratitude and hope and simple joy in being alive

A Tap on the Shoulder - Rabbi Meir Schuster 2purim Children choose between the "GoodThe story of the shy, quiet man who brought thousands of people back to Torah. Day after day. Week after week. Year after year. Neshamah after neshamah Rabbi Meir Schuster was at the Kosel, the Central Bus Station, the Hebrew University campus, searching for people who were searching for meaning and bringing them to places where they would find it. He was the most unlikely of outreach professionals. He was shy, tongue tied, inarticulate and decidedly