Dear Boojilians,

It is important that we are all spiritually prepared for the day of judgement, so, don't miss the last opportunity to learn the halachot (laws) of Yom Kippur on Tuesday, October 11, 2005 at 8:30PM.

Rabbi Kraft will be lecturing on - Teshuvah: It's never to late
The lecture will take place at:
Young Israel of Briarwood
84-75 Daniels Street
Briarwood, NY 11435


Hot samsa will be served promptly at 8:30 - compliments of one of Boojle members... :happy65: Eat all you can eat before the big day arrives!

Please pass on this message to all your friends.

See you there,
Boojle staff

Great!!! :happy65:

What? :D

Great!!! :happy65:

What? :D

One? or two? :innoc08:

One? or two? :innoc08:

чо то я ничо ни понял....which one are you talking about, the first or the second?

чо то я ничо ни понял....which one are you talking about, the first or the second?
who's on first, what's on second :innoc04:

She called out: "Great!". I was just asking what she wanted from me. :D
And, obviously, it's "The One". :D

One? or two? :innoc08:

Who is attending this lecture?

Who is attending this lecture?

I will try...At this stage, I can't promise, but will give it a try!!! Hopefully, I'll be there!!!!!

I will try...At this stage, I can't promise, but will give it a try!!! Hopefully, I'll be there!!!!!

Please do come...if not for me ... then do it for the samsa :kiss2:

how can anyone say no to samsa??

Please do come...if not for me ... then do it for the samsa :kiss2:

Ohhh, for the samsa, I'll definately think about it!!!!! ;)

Guys and girls, ladies and gentleman, please remember that tonight at Young Israel of Briarwood, Rabbi Kraft will be giving a lecture on Teshuva: It's never too late!

Wow, such a combination: lecture by rabbi Kraft and samsa. Yummy Yaummy..double yummy. Food for the soul and food for the body :)

Very hard to miss it. Hope to see a lot of people there ;)

Wow, such a combination: lecture by rabbi Kraft and samsa. Yummy Yaummy..double yummy. Food for the soul and food for the body :)

Very hard to miss it. Hope to see a lot of people there ;)

Our many thanks to crashandburn for his support and sponsorship of this event :happy65:

i went there tonight and the speaker was great i really enjoyed it and he also has a great sense of humor! i heard him speak b-4, he spoke in my school last year and the girls and i really enjoyed it. Thank u crashandburns and Natasha and all the other administraters that made this lecture happen.

I couldn't go. So, what did R' Kraft say at the lecture? Any specific points? :innoc08:

It was a great leacture... Thank you! :innoc04:

A big round of aplause to the organizers of this event. :happy65: :happy65: :happy65:

Great job!!!!!

You all welcome, hope you all enjoyed it, Have and easy Yom Kippur everyone

anyone care to make a summary :) ?

yeah there is no punishment in this world

thats it? just one sentence?

he was talking about Yom Kipur and how Adam only spent 6 hours in the garden of Eden, and why he got kicked out it was really interesting who ever missed yesturday really missed out on good stuff

anyone care to make a summary :) ?
well i think wat crashand burn meant by there is no punishment is that their is only repair. did u ever ask urself y does hashem judge us on the 1st day of the new yr instead of the last day of the old yr? would u like it if the teacher on the 1st day of school tested u on all last yr material? no cause thats not nice, lol, well just like with hashem, He doesnt look back to punish u but he looks back to see wat u need to be repaired in and how.

I liked the lecture. The Rabbi has a good sence of humor, Crash and Admin know where to get a good samsa. There were a lot of interesting questions.

well i think wat crashand burn meant by there is no punishment is that their is only repair. did u ever ask urself y does hashem judge us on the 1st day of the new yr instead of the last day of the old yr? would u like it if the teacher on the 1st day of school tested u on all last yr material? no cause thats not nice, lol, well just like with hashem, He doesnt look back to punish u but he looks back to see wat u need to be repaired in and how.

wow...thats beautiful. i like the mashal. so we do get punished, but only for us to think about y its happening and improve ourselves?

wow...thats beautiful. i like the mashal. so we do get punished, but only for us to think about y its happening and improve ourselves?
ur kinda right and kinda not, um well u shouldnt look at it as punishment but as a way ur gettng repaired to be a better person, and anyway there is no such thing as punishment but a consequence, when u jump of a building and die that wasnt a punishment but a consequense for jumping off a high building.

ur kinda right and kinda not, um well u shouldnt look at it as punishment but as a way ur gettng repaired to be a better person, and anyway there is no such thing as punishment but a consequence, when u jump of a building and die that wasnt a punishment but a consequense for jumping off a high building.
lol, that was a funny example, if you look at it that way people that follow others are like the ones that jump of the building, w/o looking at the result. I see it was a great lecture, unfortunalty I wasn't able to make it because not in my neighborhood. I think the next lecture should be organized in the new shul on 71st. Bukharian Jewish Community Center. This way many members around this area can attend.

lol, that was a funny example, if you look at it that way people that follow others are like the ones that jump of the building, w/o looking at the result. I see it was a great lecture, unfortunalty I wasn't able to make it because not in my neighborhood. I think the next lecture should be organized in the new shul on 71st. Bukharian Jewish Community Center. This way many members around this area can attend.

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