Maaneh Lashon For Kids

The Lubavitch publishing house, Kehot Publication Society/Merkos Publications has released two books just in time for Gimmel Tammuz study and reading.

“A Door That”s Never Locked – A Children’s Guide to Visiting the Ohel”:

Noted educator, Mrs. Malka Touger, has accomplished the intricate task of presenting an easy-to-read book which will help children and young adults gain a deeper understanding of a visit to the Rebbe’s Ohel.

Presented in a compelling narrative, and enhanced with color photos, it manages to keep the delicate balance of conveying profound concepts while keeping it simple enough to engage the youthful reader.

According to the publisher, Merkos Publications, many adults have also found new insights and a keener understanding of the soulful encounter that is a visit to the Ohel.

In consultation with Rabbinical and educational authorities, the book is rounded out by the addition of My First Maaneh Lashon, suggested blessings and prayers collected from the Maaneh Lashon.

A Door That’s Never Locked, Kehot Publication Society, 64 pages. Check out the discounted price at KehotOnline.com

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“Staying the Course: A Collection of Discourses on the Inseparable Bond between Rebbe and Chasid”:

This work, an addition to the very popular Chasidic Heritage Sereis, is a collection of discourses by the Chabad Rebbes on the unique bond that exists between Rebbe and Chasid that continues after the Rebbe’s passing.

Discussing various ways through which the Chasid can continue to nurture and renew this bond, the discourses presented here speak to the seasoned Chasid as well as those newly introduced to the Rebbe and his teachings, and how they, too, could establish this soulful bond.

A special introduction by noted mashpia Rabbi Manis Friedman, explores the famous story of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berdichev’s refusal to enter Gan Eden and how he “succumbed” and “jumped” into Gan Eden upon hearing the recital of Kedusha. Rabbi Friedman explains this story in context of our relationship with the Rebbe.

“These two volumes will go a long way in helping Chasidim of all ages come into a deeper relationship with the Rebbe,” says Rabbi Yosef B. Friedman, director of Kehot/Merkos Publications.

Staying the Course, Kehot Publication Society, 166 pages. Check out the discounted price at KehotOnline.com