23
Oct
12

Food and Learning


Talia’s Steakhouse, [668 Amsterdam Avenue (between 92nd & 93rd Streets) New York; NY 10025; Telephone: 212.580.3770] not only serves moderately priced, wholesome food, but also feeds the soul.

A partial view of Talia’s steakhouse

Every Wednesday they feature a Chabad evening nourishing the neshomo without forgetting the physical being. But… starting again this coming Sunday, at 1:00 pm, Rabbi Yaakov Spivak will present Brunch and Limmud.

A view of the audience (of all ages) listening raptly to Rabbi Yaakov Spivak. Effie Nagar – Talia’s owner, in blue shirt – sits against the back wall.

Rabbi Spivak will speak on Avraham Avinu, The Man of Seeming Contradictions. Reb Yaakov will analyze how and why the father of our Patriarchs was told to do exactly what he so vforcefully preached against, how and why he lived where a Jew is commanded to stay away from and yet, somehow never wavered in his faith, while successfully making converts.

As usual this brunch also promises to be interesting, and inspiring. Plan on coming – this coming Sunday (October 28th) at 1:00 pm – to Talia’s Steakhouse, [668 Amsterdam Avenue (between 92nd & 93rd Streets) New York; NY 10025; Telephone: 212.580.3770]. Come on over and say hello, don’t be shy!

CS

UPDATE

The time for this brunch has been moved to 11:00am instead of 1:00pm

Attend and feed body and soul!!


2 Responses to “Food and Learning”


  1. October 23, 2012 at 10:29 am

    Great to know. Thanks for sharing!

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