Nachum welcomed Baila Sebrow to this morning’s JM in the AM to discuss the important work of  “Frum Divorce” and to preview their 11th Bi-Annual Soulmates Shabbaton.
From the Frum Divorce website: “Divorce can be the most traumatic life-altering experience one may ever go through. Other than the passing of a loved one, there is little in life that can be compared to the pain and upheaval of divorce.
For a Frum Jew, divorce can be even more traumatic since it represents the breakup of a cornerstone of Jewish life. Many religious divorcees and their children often feel an acute social stigma and a helpless isolation from their communities.
The feelings most often experienced at the onset of divorce are panic and uncertainty. How will I cope? How will my children deal with our break-up? What about securing a Get and a Civil Divorce? How will I survive financially? To whom can I turn?
Frum Divorce was formed to help ease these burdens and provide support, education and community services to divorcees and their children.
Through the tireless work and dedication of our staff and volunteers, Frum Divorce offers community-wide lectures, special events, support groups, referrals and more in order to strengthen both children and parents in their time of need.”