Subscription Levels
If you would like to contribute articles on this site reach out to us via email and I can set you up. I offer three basic levels of support on the site. Free Membership, Paid Membership, and Premium Membership. Free members will be able to view and download everything as well as comment on posts and other features. The only difference is they will have their own profile and blog where they will post articles. My current thoughts are to have each sect that has a a blog on here to have a page where their hassidut and torah thoughts are stored so people visiting can view articles according to minhag.
Free Membership: 0.00 / Month
Simple user blogger and contributor to the site.
- 2 advertising credits (You can buy more)
- No private blog
Paid Membership: 10.00 / Month
This is a good idea for a Rabbi or business person who has the ability to purchase a membership. It will allow you the following features.
- 25 Credits for advertisements (More can be purchased at a discount)
- Two (2) member accounts (Good idea for a couple)
- Private blog
Premium Membership: 30.00 / Month
This would be a good idea for a synagogue or shul to purchase, it will allow you a few features that other users will not have.
- Premium Members Newsletter
- Access to Staff
- Premium chatroom
- Five (5) members access
- Group Private Blog
- 10 advertising credits per member (50 credits for one person or 10 per…)
Hasidic New Times
There will be a subscription service for users who can afford it and can contribute to this site. A portion of those subscription funds will be given in tzedakah to a jewish charity.
You can read more in the about page and contact the editor for an account.
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Jekyll Gems
Download and install gems created by Yosi to use with the JAMstack tool known as Jekyll. You can read more and download gems from this site for free.
Price: $0.00
If you would like to run an ad here on the site send me an email so we can discuss it. This ad is just an example so people see this service
From Our Rabbis
Likutey Moharan II, 12
Every single thing that a person experiences is an opportunity for spiritual growth.