Sublime

In private encounters and public addresses,410 the Rebbe emphasized that only through countering default cynicism and actively embracing educated optimism can we see the true import of our lives and move toward reaching our highest potential.

As our book "3 Words of Emuna" elaborates in detail, we hold on to our emuna that, as we say in Hebrew, gamzu l'tova, this too is for the very best.

The Jewish tradition is not optimistic about human nature but it is stubbornly, insistently possibilistic.4 Its deeply held conviction is not that we will choose the good but that we can do

Hashem loves righteousness and justice, the objective of both being the bringing of balance to this world.

Judaism without generosity is a hollow shell.

With its dedicated volunteer culture, focus on inspiring traditional davening, high-level Torah study, and egalitarian, universal outlook, Kehilat Hadar attempts to live out a world of Empowered Judaism.