This week, he will don a traditional costume and recite the religious message he has written and memorized before a video recorder.
You won't hear this message at any synagogue. But you can find it on YouTube.com.
Brackman, who leads the Chabad of Northwest Denver, has turned to a novel use of the Internet to get his message across.
So, mixed in with the videos of rock bands, people playing air guitar, stupid human tricks and the vast array of self-posted videos on the site, there are two short messages from Brackman to his followers so far.
Rabbi reaches out with YouTube videos
Westminster, CO — Rabbi Benjy Brackman is preparing for the Jewish holiday of Purim.
This week, he will don a traditional costume and recite the religious message he has written and memorized before a video recorder.
You won’t hear this message at any synagogue. But you can find it on YouTube.com.
Brackman, who leads the Chabad of Northwest Denver, has turned to a novel use of the Internet to get his message across.
So, mixed in with the videos of rock bands, people playing air guitar, stupid human tricks and the vast array of self-posted videos on the site, there are two short messages from Brackman to his followers so far.