In the litvish enclave of Baltimore, Rebbetzin Malka Fayga Taub, wife of the Brider Rav, holds steadfast to her mesorah, radiating chassidish varmkeit to every Jew.
“In school, we were taught how to daven, of course, but while the children are young, our place is at home with them — this takes precedence over davening in shul. This is the tafkid, this is the avodah of the Yidddishe mamma. Always keep in mind that everything you do is for the next generation.”
(Originally featured in Family First, Issue 410)
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