Ohr Chadash Jewish Library for Jewish People

                                                   

Ohr Chadash Jewish Library  seek to disseminate, in a modern context, the illuminating light, storied traditions, and the spirituality of the Torah, which is at once practical and mystical, to all Jews and all peoples, irrespective of race, religion, and creed.




Values

Allow Linking: By improving students' communication skills, we want to help them form deeper bonds with their peers, their local communities, and the wider globe.

To encourage individuals to broaden their minds and try new things by pointing them in the direction of Jewish teachings on spirituality and mysticism. by providing both intellectual and practical stimulation and movement, opening up new horizons in one's thinking and experience.

Inspire happiness provides experiences that make others feel good and open their minds to new ideas and possibilities. We want to spread a sense of awe and delight in our teaching and interactions.

Create a Sense of Pride: To offer individuals a heightened sense of confidence, safety, or energy in themselves, their role in the world, and their connection with the Divine.

Impact Society: Making a good, far-reaching change in society by encouraging our students and friends to think critically about their influence on others and the planet.

Rabbi Avraham Arieh & Rachel Trugman have forty-five years of expertise in Jewish education. They moved to Moshav Meor Modiim in 1976, and Rabbi Trugman operated the Center for Jewish Education there for many years, hosting people from more than 25 different nations.

The Trugmans moved to Denver, Colorado, in 1988 to serve as Regional Directors for NCSY. Ohr Chadash: New Horizons in Jewish Experience is a vibrant initiative they founded and oversee as Directors. Since their return to Israel in 1995, the organization has served tens of thousands of people. Over the years, they've amassed millions of views across their online platforms, including their website, YouTube channel, Twitter, Instagram, Soundcloud, and Facebook profiles.

Throughout their travels, the Trugmans have led Shabbatons, taught seminars, played music, and served as scholars-in-residence in more than fifty different places throughout the globe. In addition, Rabbi S. Trugman has recorded nine albums of original music and published nine books.

Rachel Trugman is a family therapist at Ohr Chadash and an artist who has released a colouring book with poems titled Tales of the Talmud.



Counselling

Rachel has been a teacher and counsellor for over 25 years, so she knows how to listen to people deeply. She employs methods that specialize in trauma release and assist individuals in overcoming the effects of traumatic events. She has the expertise and Torah-based guidance that a Jewish soul, regardless of observance level, needs due to her training and experience working with the religious community.

Sessions are held in the utmost privacy, and rates are set on a sliding basis. Rachel anticipates the therapy sessions to be a thrilling journey of self-discovery and a revitalization of her vitality. If you're ready to begin your journey or interested in attending one of her courses, feel free to call and schedule an appointment.



Conclusion

We actively seek out opportunities to engage with our audience regularly via Ohr Chadash Jewish Library  social media channels, email newsletters, blog posts, podcasts, YouTube videos, and live and recorded seminars and events.

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