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Baruch Gordon founded the Arutz Sheva-IsraelNationalNews.com website in 1995 and directed its English Media Department for 14 years. Baruch studied and taught at the Bet El Yeshiva Center, later serving as Dean of its Program for Overseas Students and Program for IDF Veterans.
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Kislev 12, 5771, 11/19/2010
Seeking A Program of Torah Study?Many of us who work are serious about Torah learning, but don't quite have a set regime of study. We cherish the Torah, observe the mitzvot, and open various books and commentaries several times a week to delve into the depths of our ancient heritage. But our Rabbis told us, "Kva itim l'Torah" [Set times for Torah study]. I am writing to highly recommend a daily regime of study of the mishna berura commentary to the Shulchan Aruch [Code of Jewish Law]. The pace of study is one amud (a side of a page) per day. And an organization in Chicago provides a link to a short English audio class (3 - 6 minutes) which gives an overview and introduction to the page. It is great. Go for it: Tags: Education |