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Torah Sparks for Kids : Lech Lecha

Rabbi Ori Strum
Oct 31
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A colorful newsletter titled "Torah Sparks" focuses on Parshas Noach, featuring text on spiritual insights, a quotable quote, Gematria, and Chassidus, with a photo of Rabbi Ori Strum and QR codes for additional content.

Torah Sparks: Parshas Noach

A colorful promotional flyer for "Torah Sparks Inspiration Everywhere" featuring the Parsha Ha’azinu and Sukkot. The design includes a vibrant orange and purple background with a central Torah scroll graphic. Key sections include: a "Parsha Overview" describing Moshe’s Song of Ha’azinu and its themes of trials and redemption, with a call to ascend and see the Land of Israel; a "Quotable Quote" by Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Kotzk about seeing God everywhere; "Gematria" explaining the numerical value 52 of "peusukim" and its connection to identity and joy; a "Quick Vort" analyzing the unique formation of the Song of Ha’azinu; "Thoughts in Chassidus" on inherent joy from the Nesivos Shalom; a "Did You Know?" section about a minhag of eating challah with honey during Sukkot; and "Points to Ponder" questioning a mention in Hilchos Sukkah. The flyer also features Parsha stats (52 pesukim, 615 words, 2,326 letters, 0 mitzvos), a photo of Rabbi Ori Strum (author of "Ready, Set, Grow" and "Karpas

Torah Sparks for Kids: Haazinu

A colorful bilingual (English and Hebrew) Torah study flyer titled "Parsha Overview" for Parshat Vayeilech, featuring yellow and orange backgrounds with flame motifs symbolizing Torah sparks. It includes sections on Parsha Overview (Moshe appoints Yehoshua as successor), Torah Sparks (summer inspiration), Quick Vort (holiday season reflections on confidence and trees), Quotable Quote by Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Kotzk, Gemtria (word analysis of Vayeilech), Parsha Stats (53 pesukim, 2 mitzvot), Thoughts in Chassidus (on walking vs. standing in life), Did You Know? (shortest parsha with 30 pesukim), Points to Ponder (on teshuva and growth), and images of Rabbi Ori Strum. QR codes link to Torah Anytime classes and WhatsApp groups. Overall design promotes Jewish learning and community.

Torah Sparks: Vayelech

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