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Anybody know of a yeshivish or just plain Orthodox shul in Brooklyn doing yomim Noraim that is willing to have an avaryan/kofer/frei yid and not make a big deal about it?
Any Shul that says and understand Kol Nidrei should be happy and welcoming to Daven with any type of Yid.
tiger,
Perhaps try contacting Rabbi Fingerer of BJX.
There has recently been an electronic cigarette rush in the yeshiva world, and due to the fact that they were introduced recently, many people are unaware of the facts pertaining to them. In this topic I hope we will be able to address these issues as clearly as possible. Among the questions I hope get covered are:
1: How does it work?
2: What are the side effects, if any?
3: Am I really able to get an electronic cigarette without nicotine?
4: What’s the story with minors and electronic cigarettes?
Please research before answering!
How racist. No offense this is so degrading to talk about people like that.
Does _anyone_ see why I talk about morality all day.
We are morally corrupt.
SadExplain your needs. Is person dressed suit hat and tie? Why does he need accommodations? Is he well known? Why can’t he just walk into shul?
Commonseychel knows of one, I can’t remember the name but I think it’s under the Brooklyn bridge 😂
I do.
Is there a way to back channel the information?Look for a shul that loves Jews.
Chabad anywhere welcomes all Jews regardless of their current level of observance. Their work is to inspire yidden to make mitzvos and love G-d.
If we want moshiach we have to love our fellow Jews whether they are already observant or not observant. And a reminder to some on this board – we are judged middah kneged middah. I hope I get to be judged with Chesed. I know I’m not pure enough to be judged with din.Pba,
Is that you?
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