Grandparenting Doesn't Go as Planned l Ki Titzei

from Connecting Jewish Grandparents · host Sharona Hassan - Grand Plan

Grandparenting doesn't always go as planned. Parashat Ki Tetzei offers a deeply Jewish perspective on the hurt, disappointment, distance, and complicated family relationships that can make grandparenting painful, and asks how we can continue to love and connect when reality falls far short of what we imagined. Rabbanit Sharona Hassan looks at how this Torah portion, the month of Elul, and the painful parts of grandparenting align in the need for acceptance and growth. grandplan.pro

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