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Roving Rabbis Dialogue:
A Bridge to Somewhere
By Eliezer Shemtov and Dr. "Mario Grinberg"
A rabbi and an atheist explore their Jewishness; messages 22 to 50
Story:
The Living Orphan
as told to Avraham Elya Plotkin
A child’s memories from life in Soviet Russia
Living Parshah Women Pause
The Bentonville Minyan
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 Daily Thought
Inside Workers

When you look at a human being, you see his hands working, his feet walking, his mouth talking. You don't see his heart, his brain, his lungs and kidneys. They work quietly, inside. But they are the essential organs of life.

The world, too, has hands and feet -- those who are making the news and effecting change. The heart, the inner organs, they are those who work quietly from the inside, those unnoticed. Those who do a simple act of kindness without knowing its reward.

From the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Schneerson, of righteous memory; rendered by Tzvi Freeman. To order the Daily Thoughts in book form, click here.
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Candle Lighting Times
Rogers, AR [72758]
Friday, July 10
Light Candles at: 8:19 pm
Shabbat, July 11
Shabbat Ends: 9:21 pm
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