The Mishnah, at the end of Horayos, teaches the laws of triage. Those principles convey the guidelines of determining whose life to save first when a rescuer encounters multiple people
whose physical lives are in danger. Is there spiritual triage? If there are limited resources, how does an outreach professional determine which non-observant Jews take precedence in kiruv?
Please click here to continue reading: Triage in Kiruv: Who Takes Precedence?
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Please refer to the archives below for the previously published chapters of the Laws of Outreach:
Preface to The Laws of Outreach
Chapter I: The Mitzvos of Kiruv
Chapter II: Kiruv as a Rescue Mission
Chapter III: Categories of Transgressors and Our Obligations Toward Them
Chapter IV: Contemporary Non-Observant Jews
Chapter V: Halachic Applications of Tinokos Shenishbu in our Time
Chapter VII: Invitations for Shabbos
Chapter VIII: Kiruv Through Food
Chapter XI: Male – Female Interactions
Chapter XII: Loving and Hating All in One
Chapter XIII: Tochachah – Giving Rebuke
Chapter IV: Chanufah and Outreach – Undeserved Flattering
Appendix 1: Torah Leaders on Engaging in Outreach
Appendix 2: Raising Children When Engaging in Outreach
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