Testimonials

Good morning, 

I am sorry for the delay as it has been such a busy week since I got back. Many of the posters are beautiful with a strong message. We will hang them up and use
them in the building. I appreciated your dream and shefios to have them in every school. I"yH it should happen and have a lasting impact on our talmidim.

Have a wonderful Shabbos,

Rabbi Yehoshua Krames

Menahel

These Truthful Jewish Living posters are truly spectacular! I put them up one at a time, leaving ample time between posters, so my Talmidim can read it, and digest it before another one goes up! I mention it in class and refer back to them when speaking on those topics. They are easy, one liners that give the boys a quick dose of Yiras Shamayim in a visual and exciting way. The boys look at them, and discuss the phrases among themselves during breaks and before class! There is nothing more satisfying than hearing my Talmidim telling each other, "Don't just learn Torah! Live Torah!" Hashem is becoming more and more a real part of their lives as they take in the quick messages about appreciating what we have, caring about and loving every Yid, and mostly recognizing that Hashem is truly present everywhere and is proud of our accomplishments! 

Rabbi Pinchas Portowicz

Rebbe, Yeshiva Shagas Aryeh - Lakewood N.J.

Shalom uvrocha!

I just wanted to thank you for the beautiful posters I received from you. I started off the year hanging up one of your posters on judging others favorably and have used it as a springboard for discussions a few times in class already. I look forward to using many more as the year progresses. Your work is truly inspiring.

I wish you much hatzlocha in spreading your most needed resources which you make available for rabbiem like myself.

בברכת כתיבה וחתימה טובה

Rabbi Akiva Daum 

6th Grade

" To me this initiative is most important. Going into school curriculum. This is what the children need"

Rabbi Dovid Engel

Principal

These magnificent eye catching posters, each portray a unique inspirational message that both children and adults alike can easily relate to. The concepts and ideas brought out in these posters hold the power to raise kedusha in our children

Rabbi Chaim Uri Jacobovicz

Yeshiva Shagas Aryeh

Fifth Grade