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Zach in Israel – Update 8/18Hi guys, From Wednesday to Sunday I had my first vacation! After dropping two others...
Zach in Israel – Update 8/9Hi family, Things have been pretty good here. On my average day I get up at around...
Rabbinical Intern’s Travel Log, vol. 5Behold how good and how pleasant it is for brothers to dwell together in unity ~...
Zach In Israel 7/17Hi Mom and Dad, My main work has been grounds keeping and serving the guests. I’ve...
Rabbinical Intern’s Travel Log, vol. 4Making Eye Contact With G-d “A Tree of Life it is to those who take hold...
Rabbinical Intern’s Travel Log, vol. 3A Call to Authentic Messianic Jewish Life and Ministry Blessings in the Name of Messiah...
Rabbinical Intern’s Travel Log, vol. 2July 30, 2010, morning Rabbinical Intern’s Travel log. Vol. 2 Reflections from...
Rabbinical Intern’s Travel Log, vol. 1Shalom and Boker Tov, from beautiful Seattle (actually Bellevue), WA! My flight arrived...
Next Stop “The UMJC International Conference” in Seattle!Shalom and blessings mishpokah! Tomorrow I leave for Seattle, WA for the UMJC International...
Russian-born Pianist Alyosha Ryabinov will perform a mini-concert during our regular Shabbat Service.He will also share some of his perspective on the Russian Jewish community both in...
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Zach in Israel – Update 8/18Hi guys, From Wednesday to Sunday I had my first vacation! After dropping two others...
Zach in Israel – Update 8/9Hi family, Things have been pretty good here. On my average day I get up at around...
Rabbinical Intern’s Travel Log, vol. 5Behold how good and how pleasant it is for brothers to dwell together in unity ~...
Zach In Israel 7/17Hi Mom and Dad, My main work has been grounds keeping and serving the guests. I’ve...
Rabbinical Intern’s Travel Log, vol. 4Making Eye Contact With G-d “A Tree of Life it is to those who take hold...
Rabbinical Intern’s Travel Log, vol. 3A Call to Authentic Messianic Jewish Life and Ministry Blessings in the Name of Messiah...
Rabbinical Intern’s Travel Log, vol. 2July 30, 2010, morning Rabbinical Intern’s Travel log. Vol. 2 Reflections from...
Rabbinical Intern’s Travel Log, vol. 1Shalom and Boker Tov, from beautiful Seattle (actually Bellevue), WA! My flight arrived...
Next Stop “The UMJC International Conference” in Seattle!Shalom and blessings mishpokah! Tomorrow I leave for Seattle, WA for the UMJC International...
Russian-born Pianist Alyosha Ryabinov will perform a mini-concert during our regular Shabbat Service.He will also share some of his perspective on the Russian Jewish community both in...
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Zach in Israel – Update 8/18Hi guys, From Wednesday to Sunday I had my first vacation! After dropping two others that were also catching a break, Stephen and I went down to Eilat. On the way down we accidently got on the wrong highway, and came up to a concrete wall with a gate and towers which had signs in Hebrew saying do not enter. We turned around, got back onto the... [Read more of this review]
Zach in Israel – Update 8/9Hi family, Things have been pretty good here. On my average day I get up at around 6 to 6:30, and go sweep the balcony of the Guest House and wipe down some rails. After that I go see if those on breakfast need any help, and then check my emails and facebook to see if I have anything new. After that we eat breakfast, clean up, do devotions, and... [Read more of this review]
Rabbinical Intern’s Travel Log, vol. 5Behold how good and how pleasant it is for brothers to dwell together in unity ~ Psalm 133:1 Greetings and blessings dear friends in Messiah Yeshua! Today is Monday, August 2nd. As many of you may know, the UMJC Conference in Seattle, WA officially ended this last Saturday night with an amazing Havdalah Service and special message by Rabbi Dauermann,... [Read more of this review]
Zach In Israel 7/17Hi Mom and Dad, My main work has been grounds keeping and serving the guests. I’ve cleaned up leaves, swept and mopped, and cleaned the toilet. For the first two days I had a break for jet lag, but on my first real day I got to do dish duty with a full house of about 44 people. I’ve been working with an international group of people... [Read more of this review]
Rabbinical Intern’s Travel Log, vol. 4Making Eye Contact With G-d “A Tree of Life it is to those who take hold of it, and happy are those who support it, it’s ways are ways of pleasantness and all its paths are peace. Turn us L-rd and let us Return, Renew our days as of old” In everything and at all times may the Name of Adonai be praised! Shabbat Shalom dear friends and... [Read more of this review]
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