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Torah Live in the Month's of Tamuz/Av
Torah Live in the Month's of Tamuz/Av
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Written by Yisroel
Updated over a week ago

In this time of year of the three week period from Shiva Asar B'Tamuz until Tish'a B'av if you are looking for some meaningful programming for your children/campers/students - Torah Live has several options to help make these days more meaningful.

I would like to suggest 3 topics:

Otherwise known as the "Power of Speech" - the "Lost Light" is a full 50 minute film on the laws of Lashon Hara. But it's much more than that...this film will take you on a journey into the world of negative speech through many different real life scenarios - parents and children, teachers and students, colleagues and friends all showcasing the negative impact of lashon hara and how we can fix it to bring back the light.

(Rabbi Roth in "The Lost Light" )

Fresh from the Torah live studios! The Torah Live Chesed project will be a 14 part video series showcasing kids who have created some amazing Chesed organizations in their schools and communities. There are currently 2 videos in the series with more to come in the future. What better to way to inspire children during this time of year to become "fanatics" of Chesed???

(A Chesed project in action from the series)

During the three weeks leading up to Tisha B'Av, if there's one character trait that we could all strengthen ourselves in, it's definitely "Judging Others Favorably". This video is part of Torah Live's famous "Rabbi Siddur" animation series. While it is an animated video it is appropriate for all ages.

For Value and Premium users there's also the fully gamified course with illustrations and behind the scenes videos, a challenge and a quiz. For Premium users, there's a printable student workbook and a sourcebook to go more deeper into the topic.

You may be wondering - how can I watch these amazing films???

Go to torahlive.com and signup for a free membership!!!

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