Welcoming G-d in Sweden

What a beautiful talk by Leah. As hers always are, both educationally and morally and religously. Having lived in Sweden for quite a few years, we were often guests at the Namdars' home and my daughter helped in a few of their camps. We miss them, and we miss Leah's gentle and strong words. And we mourn the constant harassment by the Jewish government over the establishment of a Jewish school and the necessary homeschooling to accompany it. The children are well educated, quadralingual, knowledgeable in secular and religious education. And also that the large menorah in a major Gothenburg city square was lighted for the last time quite a few years ago, an occasion we were present for during 16 years. I played videoed talks by the Rebbe for my university students; although largely nonreligious and not Jewish, they were touched and discussed the Rebbe's words. It was an effort at least for tolerance, and the students were open to it. I miss Leah and Chabad Sweden. Reply