0322 - R' Lipa Schapiro to Speak Often but Short

00:00 My father, all of a Shalom, was a very good Balt filler. So therefore, Rosh Hanim Kipper, he used to dabble in different places for the Omed as a Shliach Tsibur. And sometimes he would go out to different cities to be the Shliach Tsibur there for Rosh Hanim Kipper. So one year he got an offer to be a Shliach Tsibur, a chazan, in a shul in the city of Erie. But he knew that there are not too many Shem Mishaves in that minyan. So he wrote to the Rebbe asking the Rebbe if he should take the job because of this reason. And the Rebbe answered him that he should definitely take it, and he should utilize the time that he's there to speak to them and be me'eider them in the Yonem HaVidashkait. And if I'm not mistaken, I think it was a year that there were three days. It was Thursday, Friday was Rosh Shana, and then there was Shabbos. That's three days in a row. So he told him he should take the, utilize the time to speak to them, to give droshas in the Yonem HaVidashkait. But then he said to him that he should speak very me-- as many times as possible, but short. In other words, it's better to speak more times, but each time should be short rather than longer speeches and less times. So the Rebbe said to him that he should try to speak as many times as possible, but it should be short, short speeches and not

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