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Helping a child find his way back to Judaism starts with healing the parents. Read this encouraging guide on overcoming parental pain and guilt, written by a veteran educator who has seen it all.
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Shaping the Future Generation
Rabbi Arush explores the often hidden impact that parents’ personal modesty has on their children’s growth and future success. Tzniut is a powerful tool for parenting and creates a foundation for children to truly thrive.
A Haggadah of Love, Part II
The ultimate goal of the Seder is to reveal the world’s most hidden truth: Hashem’s profound love for us. By instilling this knowledge in ourselves and our children, we transform our emunah and ignite our prayers with new, fiery life. This unequivocal message of Divine Love is the true climax of the night.
Practical Mercy, Part 2
“My wife and I are broken, Rabbi, we really don’t know what has happened to our sweet daughter. She was so tzaddikah, so modest, so sweet, so gentle, a homebody who always helped. And now she acts like a dybbuk (demon) got into her..."
Father, Bless Me!
Are you looking for advice that can save your children’s souls? Rabbi Arush gives advice that can give your children the resilience, emuna, and the strength to overcome all the evil inclinations of this generation and to grow up to be tzaddikim, chassidim, and true lovers of Hashem!
Raise with Praise
How critical, but difficult, it is today to build healthy, positive relationships with our children. The Kalever Rebbe offers timely encouragement!
Child Protection
Disregarding and disrespecting our Torah leaders is one of the most destructive sins that jeopardizes our Jewish communities. Do you want your children to be strong in Torah and mitzvot? Here's advice from the Kalever Rebbe...
Longing and Learning
Do you want the Shechinah to dwell in your home? The Kalever Rebbe gives sound advice on how to bring the Divine Presence into your home and your marriage.
Don’t Cut Your Soul!
Two Torah scholars lived in Jerusalem. For one, all his children grew to be righteous and God-fearing. The other scholar was not so fortunate. What had gone wrong? They both sent their sons to the same schools. Both their homes were steeped in reverence for Heaven. So where was the problem?
Stay Humble
Why is it that everything a baby does is endearing and well-received? The Kalever Rebbe explains how we can use the charm of humility to benefit our relationships.
A Good Choice
New laws and regulations targeting our schools are not merely challenges, but clear affirmations of the truth and strength of our way of life, our educational system, and our unwavering commitment to Torah. The Kalever Rebbe explains what our response to these threats should be...
The Miracle Worker
There are people in this world, even in this generation, who do miracles. There is no nature! There is only God! So, who are they? Read on...
Western Breakfast Scramble
Mother's Day is on 11-May-2025, and that means Breakfast in Bed for Mom. On Mother’s Day, millions of befuddled Dads and kids will descend into their kitchens and stare blankly at the stove hoping for inspiration. Try this magic solution!
Imitation Inspiration
Confessions of a Holy Teen
Why do our precious children face such stiff temptations that run contrary to a holy life? How can we view their struggles in a positive light?
Real Education
Parents, do you want your children to be good, to do good for others, and to light up the world with goodness and blessing and life and holiness? Read on for the secret of the Mishkan (Tabernacle) and the secret of all child education!
You are a Tzaddik!
Parents, everything begins with your belief in yourselves! Do not forget that you are tzaddikim and that Hashem loves you and is proud of you and appreciates you! This is what you should pass on to your children, thus giving them the ability to keep all the Torah and mitzvot and be good and truly succeed in life.