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What does shlichus look like from the inside out?For years, three brothers—Rabbi Eliyahu Schusterman (Atlanta), Rabbi Nechemia Schusterman (Peabody, MA), and Rabbi Kushi Schusterman (Harford County, MD)—shared a daily morning call during (and after) carpool, bantering about…
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12. Making the High Holidays Matter: Practical Ideas for Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur (opens the original)
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How do you create a High Holiday experience that is authentic, engaging, and meaningful for Jews at every level of observance? In this pre–Rosh Hashanah conversation, we get practical about what actually works: structuring services, creating meaningful learner experiences, using niggunim, stories and humor, making Tashlich accessible, and thinking differently about the role of the High Holiday sermon. The discussion explores a central question for every Shliach: Are we giving the sermon we want
11. One Small Step Into Elul (opens the original)
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Elul is a time for reflection, preparation, and taking an honest inventory of our inner lives—but what does that actually look like in practice? In this episode, Eliyahu, Nechemia, and Kushi explore how spiritual ideas move from something we understand intellectually to something we actually experience and live. They discuss Shivisi Hashem l’negdi samid , using spiritual awareness to respond to anxiety and stress, and the importance of recognizing that there is no single path to meaningful inner
10. The Shliach's Balancing Act: Social Media, Fundraising & Staying Inspired (opens the original)
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In this episode of Just Between Us Brothers , Rabbis Eliyahu, Nechemia and Kush Schusterman dive into one of the biggest challenges facing today's Shluchim: how to harness the power of social media without losing focus, simplicity, or inner peace. The conversation explores practical guardrails for technology use, overcoming the trap of comparing yourself to other Shluchim, and learning to draw inspiration without measuring your own success against someone else's highlight reel. They also discuss
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