Jewish leap year, we celebrate Purim Katan–Small Purim on the fourteenth of
Adar I, the added month.
its name seems to convey its insignificance – Small – it carries a powerful
lesson for the small children of Tzivos Hashem, and for the small Jewish nation
too, is called the Small Luminary, yet through being a reflection of the sun,
it emits a light which glows throughout the entire world.
important, the Rebbe explains in this rally, isn’t how large or strong you are.
The real question is – what do you reflect?
Children’s Rally with
Throughout the years of his
leadership, and especially after his launch of the Tzivos Hashem International
Children’s Club in 1980, the Rebbe devoted a huge amount of his attention, time
and energy toward children.
Children are not only the future
of our people, the Rebbe explained, they are its today.
A key feature of the Rebbe’s
relationship with children was the special events he led at for children only.
Experience history, unedited and unfiltered, as the Rebbe addresses the Jewish
people’s today and tomorrow.
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