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Post by Sora on Aug 31, 2015 21:38:21 GMT -6
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Tseruyah
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...But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep...
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Post by Tseruyah on Sept 10, 2015 17:34:31 GMT -6
I am not part of a Noachide congregation, but I am wondering how they are led. Is there a Congregational Leader? Should one or more of their (non-Jewish) leadership, if non-Jewish leadership exists, also be accessible here?
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Post by Sora on Sept 10, 2015 17:40:17 GMT -6
I am not part of Noachide congregation, but I am wondering how they are led. Is there a Congregational Leader? Should one or more of their (non-Jewish) leadership, if non-Jewish leadership exists, also be accessible here? I'm not sure how Noahides are led, but I do know of Noahide organizations because I've seen a few Noahide websites. I'd be happy to create an account type to identify leaders within the Noahide movement if we can get any of them to join our forums. It's a good idea. =) |
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papabear
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Post by papabear on Sept 16, 2015 5:55:53 GMT -6
I am not part of Noachide congregation, but I am wondering how they are led. Is there a Congregational Leader? Should one or more of their (non-Jewish) leadership, if non-Jewish leadership exists, also be accessible here? I'm not sure how Noahides are led, but I do know of Noahide organizations because I've seen a few Noahide websites. I'd be happy to create an account type to identify leaders within the Noahide movement if we can get any of them to join our forums. It's a good idea. =) Sora, Noahides/Gerim definitely have "leadership". Most study under rabbis locally, via the Internet (either by Skype in private sessions with rabbis, or web classes and the like). There are also very scholarly non-Jews, and Jews who participate in discussions in the same manner, on FB, in local meetings, and on the web. There are book clubs, charitable endeavors, Torah learning centers, etc. all over the place. I will ill begin reaching out to some of these people in the coming weeks to introduce them and see if they have the time to join in, advise, teach, and get involved. I think everyone will be suprised at how strong the community really is, particularly in Texas. |
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