In our eleventh episode, we sit down with Mrs. Menucha Schwartz, a daughter of baalei teshuva who now serves the Roswell, GA community as a shlucha. Menucha describes her upbringing in an environment with both religious and secular influences, her journey to personally discover the value of learning, and her experience sharing those lessons with others as a teacher and shlucha. We then dive deep into one area of Torah in particular--the mitzvah of hair-covering for a married woman--and ask Menucha to teach us how women (and their husbands) can understand and relate to this unique expression of Jewish identity and marital sanctity.
This episode is generously sponsored by Avi and Tamar Feinsod. For questions, comments, and sponsorship opportunities, please contact us at https://www.btcenter.org.
- Emmett and Rivka
Production and editing by Gary Waleik
All rights reserved to The BT Center
In our eleventh episode, we sit down with Mrs. Menucha Schwartz, a daughter of baalei teshuva who now serves the Roswell, GA community as a shlucha. Menucha describes her upbringing in an environment with both religious and secular influences, her journey to personally discover the value of learning, and her experience sharing those lessons with others as a teacher and shlucha. We then dive deep into one area of Torah in particular--the mitzvah of hair-covering for a married woman--and ask Menucha to teach us how women (and their husbands) can understand and relate to this unique expression of Jewish identity and marital sanctity.
This episode is generously sponsored by Avi and Tamar Feinsod. For questions, comments, and sponsorship opportunities, please contact us at https://www.btcenter.org.
- Emmett and Rivka
Production and editing by Gary Waleik
All rights reserved to The BT Center