The Sweetest Hour - Tikkun Chatzot - BreslovHow much do we really care that after almost 2,000 years the Temple is still in ruins? Would we be willing to lose a little sleep over it to rise and cry out in the night? In Jewish tradition, the wee hours of the night are especially propitious for contemplation of the Jewish exile and yearning for redemption, both collective and personal. This book explains the meaning and purpose of Tikkun Chatzot (the Midnight Lament) and contains the first

Living Emunah gently shows us how to move our faith from our minds to our hearts – and to our everyday lives

by: Rabbi Elimelech Lamdan

How Nosson loves all the action

conversation-starting material they need right at their fingertips

their challenges

and now a beautifully illustrated picture book provides these important answers for the very young

and always right on target

they are forced to come up with creative ways to make sure that the evil Dr

At the age of 21

seen through the perceptive eyes of a man who made it his business to grow close to them

until she got a sign from Above that even she couldn’t ignore

fly like a bird