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offer many different learning oppurtunities, please
feel free to check them out or to call us if you do
not find something that interests you.
There
are many different learning oppurtunities happening
all around campus....
1) Sinai Scholars
Click here for more info.
An exciting learning program!
Serious text based learning with plenty of round table discussion!
Limited availabiltiy so please register today!
Stipend available at closing of program.
2) North Campus class
Tues. nights, 9:00pm
Feb.12/19/26
April 1/8/15
At the CRC Board room
(lower level near the basketball courts)
3) Parsha Class
Carroll Hall, Tues. @ 9:00pm
To learn with one of our rabbbis or wives, any topic of interest to you, please contact us
and set up a time that works for you!
Stay
in touch new classes are always being added.
If
you would like to start a class either topical, textual
or a discussion
just drop
us a line today!
If
you would like to have a one time learning with yourself
or a friend please contact
us to set it up.
The Modeh Ani prayer
When one awakens in the morning, one must immediately recognize and appreciate the kindness G-d has done with them. For while returing his/her soul G-d has also returned the soul refreshed and rejuvenated, unlike the tired and weary soul which had been given over the previous night.
While still in bed, (even before one washes their hands) he should say the Modeh Ani - "I offer thanks to you..."
By saying Modeh Ani immediately upon awakening, one will realize that G-d is in his/her midst and will immediately get out of bed and prepare oneself for the service of G-d.
Transliteration:
Modeh Ani Lefonecha Melech Chai Vikayom, Shehechezarta Bi Nishmasi Bechemlah.
Rabah Emunashecho.
Translation:
I offer thanks to You, living and eternal King, for You have mercifully restored my soul within me;
Your faithfulness is great.
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