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Visitor Comments: 11
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iris moskovitz
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May 7, 2009
Message comes across loud and clear.
Lori,I have been enjoying listening to your very interesting little lectures. I have learned many wonderful ideas from a frum perspective on a broad spectrum of subjects. May you be matzliach in your work on behalf of all Jews.Kol Tuv.
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Sarah Arbess
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April 23, 2009
Well Done Lori
Hey Lori, we miss you here in Denver. Good luck in Maryland - you're changing the world one community at a time.
your friend in Denver, sarah
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Tammy Berman
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April 22, 2009
We think you're special too!!
I met Lori in 1999 in Israel while she and her family were living in Toronto. All I could do was pray for my family to move to Israel or Toronto. Who ever dreamed we would have the Palatniks in our Rockville community. Thank you for all you bring to us.
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Nechama Goodman
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April 22, 2009
Although I do not live there, I too feel part of your community
Even though I have attended only a few of Aish's events, your community is near to my heart. Anyone who gets to spend a shabbas, yom tov, attend a wedding, or a bar/bat mitzvah with you gains an experience of some of why it is so precious to be a JEW. They also get acquainted with the specialness of the individuals who comprise your community, their caring and welcoming ways, and how they are devoted to carrying forward the work of Rabbi Noach Weinberg of blessed memory, and further, G-d's expressed desire that all Jews should come together.
(7)
Anonymous
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April 22, 2009
help for fellow Jews in Rockville
It is true help from Heaven that I listened to your video today. My husband''s cousin is fighting a battle with a virulent type of lung/breast cancer. she is very active in her Conservative synagogue. she has been blessed with one daughter who is finishing college and does not have a very strong affiliation with any form of yiddishkeit and is finding it VERYdifficult to handle her mother''s illness. they live in Rockville. Please contact me via email *or* phone.
972-2-651-8932. Tizke l''mitzvot.
(6)
Anonymous
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April 21, 2009
Shabbat offer
You are going to get tons of people who want to spend Shabbat with you!!
(5)
Anonymous
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April 21, 2009
community can work both ways
Like any other powerful tool, community can enrich or destroy quality of life. You are right--choose your community wisely. But what happens when a healthy community becomes otherwise?
(4)
Anonymous
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April 21, 2009
coming to Chicago
When will Aish set up a permanent presence for adults in Skokie/Chicago?
(3)
daniel
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April 21, 2009
beautiful thought. thank you
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Yisroel Pollack
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April 19, 2009
Moment of Truth
Would you consider allowing someone like me to join your community?
Lori Palatnik is an author and Jewish educator who has appeared on television and radio and has lectured on five continents, illuminating traditional practices and life-styles for our contemporary world. She and her husband, Rabbi Yaakov Palatnik, live in Washington, DC, where she is the Executive Director of The Jewish Women's Renaissance Project of Aish DC.
(11) iris moskovitz , May 7, 2009
Message comes across loud and clear.
Lori,I have been enjoying listening to your very interesting little lectures. I have learned many wonderful ideas from a frum perspective on a broad spectrum of subjects. May you be matzliach in your work on behalf of all Jews.Kol Tuv.
(10) Sarah Arbess , April 23, 2009
Well Done Lori
Hey Lori, we miss you here in Denver. Good luck in Maryland - you're changing the world one community at a time. your friend in Denver, sarah
(9) Tammy Berman , April 22, 2009
We think you're special too!!
I met Lori in 1999 in Israel while she and her family were living in Toronto. All I could do was pray for my family to move to Israel or Toronto. Who ever dreamed we would have the Palatniks in our Rockville community. Thank you for all you bring to us.
(8) Nechama Goodman , April 22, 2009
Although I do not live there, I too feel part of your community
Even though I have attended only a few of Aish's events, your community is near to my heart. Anyone who gets to spend a shabbas, yom tov, attend a wedding, or a bar/bat mitzvah with you gains an experience of some of why it is so precious to be a JEW. They also get acquainted with the specialness of the individuals who comprise your community, their caring and welcoming ways, and how they are devoted to carrying forward the work of Rabbi Noach Weinberg of blessed memory, and further, G-d's expressed desire that all Jews should come together.
(7) Anonymous , April 22, 2009
help for fellow Jews in Rockville
It is true help from Heaven that I listened to your video today. My husband''s cousin is fighting a battle with a virulent type of lung/breast cancer. she is very active in her Conservative synagogue. she has been blessed with one daughter who is finishing college and does not have a very strong affiliation with any form of yiddishkeit and is finding it VERYdifficult to handle her mother''s illness. they live in Rockville. Please contact me via email *or* phone.
972-2-651-8932. Tizke l''mitzvot.