ברוך הבא
Shalom.
What should we call you?
Just your name for now. The name people would use if they were saying hello.
We show it beside your name — quietly, in Frank Ruhl.
So Rabbi Boruch can reach you.
Two — where in the world
Where in the world are you?
So we know when your Shabbos begins. And so we can find you a chavrusa in a time zone that works.
You can be as specific or as vague as you'd like — a city, a neighborhood, a country.
One day
In Eretz Yisrael
Two days
Chutz la'aretz
This week in your city
Candle-lighting, Friday 8:12 pm
Havdalah, Motzei Shabbos 9:18 pm
Parashah Balak
Three — what you're learning
What would you love to learn?
Pick as many or as few as fit. If nothing here speaks to you, tell us in your own words below — or skip entirely and come back to it.
Chumash with Rashi
Mishnah
Gemara b'iyun
Daf Yomi
Halacha
Tanach
Tanya
Likkutei Sichos
Chassidus on the parsha
Baal Shem Tov teachings
Rabbi Boruch reads these personally in the early days. Speak plainly.
ברוך הבא הביתה
Welcome home, Boruch.
You're in. Here's what happens next.

I'll write you personally in the next day or two — not right away, I'm one person, but soon and by hand. Just to say hello and hear what brought you.

In the meantime: your calendar is set up with your city's zmanim. Your teaching hours are open. We'll start suggesting a chavrusa in the next day or so, based on what you told us. No rush.

Every Jew has a place at the table. Yours is here.

B
Rabbi Boruch Merkur
who runs this place
Name Boruch
City —
Yom Tov —
Learning Come back to it when you're ready.