At NLE Resources, we know that rabbis and Jewish educators are always looking for great sites that will help them research a topic or print out prepared source-sheets. After all, we know that you can find yourself in a position in which you want
Torah Live is graciously offering all NLE Resources registered users, the ability to use for FREE the amazing videos below (the videos are usually only free for home users but not for teachers): 1) Four animations about the laws of building a kosher sukka: How to Build a Sukka parts 1-4. 2) Four videos about the laws... Read more »
In our last post, we analyzed Moshe’s initial response to Hashem’s directive. He has been told to descend immediately from the mountain as “his” people had grievously sinned. Following a brief prayer designed to avert immediate disaster, Moshe
Nowadays, everyone talks about trying to reach his or her congregants, donors, and students on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Still, we all know that when it comes to communicating with shul members or trusted donors, it's email marketing
In our first post, we set the stage for our discussion on leadership by introducing Shemos 32, which details Moshe Rabbeinu’s (Moses’) response to the creation and service of the eigel hazahav (golden calf), as a paradigm for crisis management. The chapter opens
Are you kidding! Rosh Hashana in Moscow is my ruchniyus for the year. I go to the Dor Revii community of Rabbi Gediah Shestak and his rebbetzin who are literally an Abba and an Ima to all who walk through the door. There in the Mizrach on the left stand
Was your last fundraising campaign a winner or loser? And how did it compare to the one before? When you test new mailing lists, how do you figure out which ones really paid off? For direct mail (and email) campaigns, the answers lie in the numbers.
Across the frum world, educators are seeing a frightening disconnect between students and their Judaism. While there are many factors that contribute to this, one of the most obvious is that 
At NLE Resources, we keep our eye on the news to bring you timely articles and links that we think a rabbi or Jewish educator would find interesting! We have decided to share some of these links in a weekly feature on the blog. Enjoy! 1) Are you an introvert or an extrovert? Learn the best... Read more » 
For the last year and a half, I have been involved in Jewish outreach, specifically focusing on Jewish young professionals. It appears, at least to me and some others in the industry, that there has been a significant growth in the programs and 
