The Chaplain's Table

Simcha

The Chaplain's Table is a gathering of many of the episodes that exist in my other podcasts which are most chaplaincy friendly for various reasons.  Your host, Rabbi Simcha Lefton, is a rabbinically ordained healthcare chaplain with five ACPE-accredited units of Clinical Pastoral Education. This podcast is his table. On it: grief literature, bereavement support letters, a poetry book, a keyboard, and a velvet bag — the tools of a chaplain who shows up at 2am, who plays piano at bedsides, who says Kiddush for a Jewish patient at 6:53 on a Friday evening, who sits with a man and uses the language line so he never feels alone. Episodes are drawn from three Kol Simcha Productions shows: — Torah With Simcha: Jewish law, pastoral theology, and end-of-life wisdom — Kol HaAdam: grief reflections and character beyond the résumé — Weather With Enthusiasm: resilience and hope in the face of crisis Whether you are hiring a chaplain, training one, or simply searching for meaning at the edge of life — you are welcome here. Contact: kolsimchaproductions@outlook.com Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-chaplain-s-table--7101504/support.

  1. Aug 25

    Rabbi Herber's Earnest Prayer

    Rabbi Herber's Earnest Prayer Timestamp Breakdown: 0:08-1:07: Introduction to Rabbi Herber's recently discovered prayer, its emotional impact, and the context of its finding on a WhatsApp chat.1:08-2:08: Explanation of the project to preserve Rabbi Herber's teachings through a podcast-like archive and the intention to read and translate the found prayer to prevent loss.2:09-3:09: Beginning the Hebrew reading and translation of the prayer, focusing on pleas for mercy, protection from all evil (physical, spiritual, and financial), and relief from suffering, anxiety, and anguish.3:10-4:20: Continuing the prayer's translation, including requests for good divine counsel, health, a good livelihood, a settled soul, a happy heart, and true success in Torah, mitzvot, and good actions. This section re-emphasizes the earnest plea for mercy.4:21-5:31: Rabbi Herber's profound wish to merit educating the children of Israel (both youth and adults) in Torah, faith, and the fear of God according to his heart's desire, alongside an urgent request for a suitable place to fulfill this great mitzvah immediately.5:32-6:03: A brief reflection on the preceding prayer point before moving to the concluding paragraph.6:04-7:07: Concluding the prayer with a humble acknowledgment of unworthiness, yet trusting in God's great kindness, mercy, and ultimate salvation, expressing that the plea comes from a broken heart, and placing ultimate trust in divine salvation.20 Hashtags: #RabbiHerber#JewishPrayer#Tefillah#SpiritualLegacy#TorahWisdom#Emunah#FaithJourney#HerberStories#JewishHeritage#Inspiration#DivineMercy#Protection#LivelihoodBlessing#GoodHealth#HappyHeart#Mitzvot#EducatingYouth#FearOfGod#TrustInGod#HeartfeltPrayer Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-chaplain-s-table--7101504/support.

    Rabbi Herber's Earnest Prayer

About

The Chaplain's Table is a gathering of many of the episodes that exist in my other podcasts which are most chaplaincy friendly for various reasons.  Your host, Rabbi Simcha Lefton, is a rabbinically ordained healthcare chaplain with five ACPE-accredited units of Clinical Pastoral Education. This podcast is his table. On it: grief literature, bereavement support letters, a poetry book, a keyboard, and a velvet bag — the tools of a chaplain who shows up at 2am, who plays piano at bedsides, who says Kiddush for a Jewish patient at 6:53 on a Friday evening, who sits with a man and uses the language line so he never feels alone. Episodes are drawn from three Kol Simcha Productions shows: — Torah With Simcha: Jewish law, pastoral theology, and end-of-life wisdom — Kol HaAdam: grief reflections and character beyond the résumé — Weather With Enthusiasm: resilience and hope in the face of crisis Whether you are hiring a chaplain, training one, or simply searching for meaning at the edge of life — you are welcome here. Contact: kolsimchaproductions@outlook.com Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-chaplain-s-table--7101504/support.