Ask The Rabbi
Dear DoubleChai.com Members,
We are pleased to announce a new feature on the site. If you have religious questions relating to your loss experience or any other matter in your life Ask The Rabbi is here to help. Rabbi Eliezer Schwartz has agreed to serve as our first visiting Rabbi. Rabbi Schwartz is also available for Torah study on Wednesday nights at http://www.virtualyeshiva.com and welcomes inquiries from and learning with Jews from all backgrounds.
You may either send a private message to the "Ask The Rabbi" profile, or, use this forum for a more public conversation.
About Rabbi Eliezer Schwartz:
Rabbi Eliezer Schwartz graduated from Yeshiva College and received his smicha from Yeshivas Rabenu Yitzchak Elchanan at the hands of HaRav Samurel Belkin, HaRav Moshe Stazkes (Lomzer Rav) and HaRav Yosef Ber Soloveitchik, then continued his graduate studies at Rutgers University. Having been a practicing Rabbi in PA and NJ, he has written and lectured extensively on Torah, halacha, hashkafa as well as having authored articles on commodity and technical analysis.
We are pleased to announce a new feature on the site. If you have religious questions relating to your loss experience or any other matter in your life Ask The Rabbi is here to help. Rabbi Eliezer Schwartz has agreed to serve as our first visiting Rabbi. Rabbi Schwartz is also available for Torah study on Wednesday nights at http://www.virtualyeshiva.com and welcomes inquiries from and learning with Jews from all backgrounds.
You may either send a private message to the "Ask The Rabbi" profile, or, use this forum for a more public conversation.
About Rabbi Eliezer Schwartz:
Rabbi Eliezer Schwartz graduated from Yeshiva College and received his smicha from Yeshivas Rabenu Yitzchak Elchanan at the hands of HaRav Samurel Belkin, HaRav Moshe Stazkes (Lomzer Rav) and HaRav Yosef Ber Soloveitchik, then continued his graduate studies at Rutgers University. Having been a practicing Rabbi in PA and NJ, he has written and lectured extensively on Torah, halacha, hashkafa as well as having authored articles on commodity and technical analysis.
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