Reply To: tuition and home buying

Dullradiance,

The kehilla idea has merit and may be the ultimate future for many communities. One of my accountant friends has been singing this song for twenty years. He also has done extensive research and knows of the tremendous tax benefits of this model.

What concerns me is that its

1. difficult to enforce

3. Most communities don’t have a central body of Rabbonim, often communities are divided over what is considered worthy of this communal support

its a good idea though; keep ‘um coming.