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What in the world is "farbrengen"?
Farbrengen (far-BRUNG-in) is Yiddish and comes from the root meaning “to spend time together.” It refers to a gathering which might include study, lessons or devar kathab (short commentary on Scripture). It might also include camaraderie and refreshments with conversation featuring a previously chosen topic of interest.
So break out the coffee! Or...hot chocolate...or Mellow Yellow...whatever gets your synapses firing. Let's chat!
So break out the coffee! Or...hot chocolate...or Mellow Yellow...whatever gets your synapses firing. Let's chat!