Having recently returned home from two-weeks of “immersion” in Torah learning at Kol Yaakov... I want to thank you..and the other “learners” for helping facilitate my move into a richer and deeper level of Torah Knowledge...This was my first formal learning experience of this duration...As a 56 year old father of three I also appreciate the manner in which I was immediately welcomed into the cycle of learning, and for the hospitality shown in accommodating me.

N. Elsner - Philadelphia, PA

For me, and I am sure for the other women who heard you speak, it was a spiritual experience…On the intellectual level I was impressed by your breadth of knowledge which motivated me…

Dr. Tamara Awerbuch, Dept. of Population and International Health – Harvard School of Public Health

We were most fortunate to have you grace our shul with your presence last month. Your lecture on the topic of “Man Was Not Meant To Be Alone” was superb. The warmth and charisma of your address was as uplifting as it was erudite...Your kind, impassioned words offer participants pro-active advice to alleviate the lonesomeness and despair associated with that un-Jewish phenomenon called “Singleness.” May you be blessed.

Rabbi Aaron Perry -Young Israel of Beverly Hills, CA

On behalf of the Jewish community at George Washington University, I would like to thank your organization for coordinating yet another successful Shabbaton on campus with Rabbi Leib Tropper. Stressing ahavas yisroel, achdus, and the beauty of Yiddishkeit, Rabbi Tropper brought a refreshingly unique perspective to Jewish College students often inundated with misperceptions about Judaism. The students were impressed by the warmth and sincerity employed in delivering his message as well as his vast religious and secular knowledge.

Mathew Slatkin - Jewish Student Leadership, Hillel at The George Washington University, Washington, DC