On the Way to Hashem (True Stories of Teshuvah)

For the past twenty years or so, the number of Jews desiring to draw closer to their Creator has been in the tens of thousands. This profound process of Teshuvah is now manifesting itself in the sincere search for an authentic Judaism.

Not a day goes by without young Jews proudly displaying their new title of "Baal Teshuva." But what does it mean to do Teshuvah? Who are these people who, through a process of self-examination, bring God into their daily lives?

This first book by Léa Nabet is primarily a compilation of personal stories from very different people: from Hanna, the African gospel singer who left the church to convert to Judaism in Israel, to a judo champion who discovered Judaism through a knee injury, and Thibault, the finance student who had his Brit Milah at twenty. It is also a practical guide answering questions about Teshuvah (repentance).

The idea is to show that this approach is possible, as the verse says, "For the thing is very near to you"...

Torah-Box hopes that this collection will help each of us draw strength from the
selflessness of others in order to better fulfill one's vocation, that of serving the Creator in order to become a strong link in the chain of Judaism.

- Author: Léa Nabet
- 288 pages
- Hardcover