Jewish Leadership (Kiruv) Training Series #4 | The Torah Obligation to Do Kiruv (Outreach)

Every Jew has the power—and responsibility—to bring others closer to Hashem. Rabbi Aaron Golfiz reveals why kiruv (Jewish outreach) isn’t optional, but a Torah obligation for every single Jew.👉 Every Jew is obligated to do kiruv.In this fourth class of the Jewish Leadership (Kiruv) Training Series, Rabbi Aaron Golfiz explains why outreach is not just for rabbis or professionals—it’s a Torah obligation for all of us.What you’ll learn:✅ Why Orthodox Jews are uniquely positioned to influence their families and communities✅ 17 mitzvot you fulfill through kiruv (teaching Torah, Kiddush Hashem, loving God, loving your fellow Jew, etc.)✅ The danger of treating Jews as “objects for mitzvot” instead of truly caring for them✅ How even knowing just one letter of Torah can make you a teacher and leaderThis shiur empowers you to see yourself as a Jewish leader in the battle against assimilation.🔗 Full Kiruv Training Series playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYwRwuhsxXcSEN5P8mSAHEYYXjwGAaS6k&si=Z6552yI5NW7GkKsy 📚 Explore more on Torah, Mashiach, Jewish history, and outreach at Indisputable Truth Yeshiva.✨ SummaryKiruv is a Torah command, not a side project. Rabbi Aaron Golfiz shows how every Jew can (and must) share Torah, fulfilling 17 mitzvot in the process. The key is genuine love—not self-interest.#️⃣ Hashtags#Kiruv #JewishLeadership #TorahObligation #JewishOutreach #RabbiAaronGolfiz #IndisputableTruthYeshiva