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By the Grace of G-d
7 Tishrei, 5778 • September 27, 2017
Dear Friend,
On Yom Kippur we will each beg G-d to give us life—healthful life, meaningful life, productive life, good life—life as G-d alone can provide.
Each of us will repeat these requests with increasing urgency throughout this holiest day of the year: Please G-d, give me life! Give my family life! Give the Jewish People life! Give the world life!
Our Sages inform us that G-d's response often mirrors our own initiative: When we perform a good deed G-d performs similar good deeds in return.
In our urgent quest for life, we open the floodgates of G-d's life-blessings by Giving Life.
And if we are to expect G-d to overlook our shortcomings, to ignore the 'rulebook' and apply His boundless compassion to grant us bountiful good, then —
It is crucial that we don't simply give a little, within our comfort zone, or as fits our budget.
Rather, we must give Life to others in a manner far beyond our means, way beyond our perceived limits. We must reach deep inside ourselves to give our hard-earned means—our life!—freely to others.
There may be no greater way to prepare for G-d's endless blessings on Yom Kippur.
As team members of Chabad.org, a cause dependent exclusively on your donations, we'd like to ask you to partner with us this year to Give Life.
Our reach is growing, our Life Giving services are expanding, our budget is bursting, our dreams are actualizing—and we rely on you.
You are our partner; you are the one who holds the keys to our future.
Our Inbox overflows with messages of deep gratitude for the meaningful Life that our dedicated staff helps provide to so many every day, and for the many Life-Giving good deeds that flow across the globe from their work.
Together we can supply nourishing food for the soul and give tools for living to young and old, to rich and poor, to millions who seek insight into life. No effort should be spared, no person considered insignificant.
There is one thing, though, that limits our work: Funding!
The more life-affirming funding we are afforded, the more people we can serve, the more Life we can give.
(Conversely, when our efforts to expand these services are frustrated by lack of funds, we feel acutely the awful burden of (G-d forbid) denying life. People who need to be reached who are not... Families who need to be helped are not...)
So it is your partnership that can make all the difference to countless people's lives!
As we prepare to ask G-d to Give us Life, we ask you: Please become a full partner in our work and Give Life to others.
Please donate generously online at:
Your $18,000, $1,800, $180, $36, $18, or even $5 will ensure that our lifesaving work continues!
Please also remember Chabad.ORG in your will.
May G-d reciprocate to you and your loved ones in an overflowing manner, to be sealed in the Book of Life for the very best of life, for all things material and spiritual.
May yours be a year overflowing with life's blessings for yourself and for everyone around you.
Sincerely,
The Chabad.org Team
P.S. For all your Yom Kippur needs, please enjoy this Yom Kippur website. If you are in need of a place to pray on Yom Kippur, check out this worldwide listing. And to enjoy a Yom Kippur thought from the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, click here.
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P.P.S. Hundreds of thousands worldwide are beginning the new Maimonides study cycle today. Join this extraordinary course of Jewish learning and unity today!
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One Thing Adoration is a contemplative approach to adoration that seeks to draw the heart and mind to God in a peaceful atmosphere of contemplation, prayer, and worship. We will be blessed by Exposition and Benediction and in between these times, we will share in chant and contemplative reflections to draw our hearts into the depths of worship of our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament.
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Sept. 28, 2017
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| Good morning from Washington, where Republican lawmakers are getting serious about tax reform. Adam Michel, who likes what he sees, walks us through the plan. Fred Lucas covers what President Trump says about it on the stump—and what a 95-year-old law has to do with a devastated Puerto Rico. How come certain American feminists aren't welcoming news that Saudi women can get behind the wheel? Kelsey Harkness wonders. Plus: Ian Snively on a big day for a patriotic fund, Lee Edwards on great signs for the conservative movement, and Michelle Malkin on the NFL's grab of tax dollars. |
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