Sustain the Work
Every dvar Torah, public study guide, and ministry resource on this site is free, and stays free. No one should be prevented from beginning the journey because they cannot pay.
The courses, books, and complete curricula offer something more structured: carefully developed pathways for those who want to study more deeply. Their purchase supports the time, production, and ongoing work required to keep the public teachings freely available.
There are two ways to sustain that work: enroll in a course or give directly. Either way, the work moves forward.
Support by Learning
The best way to support L'ets Echad is to take something home from it. Every course and every book funds the next teaching.
The complete course behind the free 5-day series. A 22-lesson path through reading the Bible the way it was written: high-context, covenantal, Israel-centered, and in its own language. Before you can test any doctrine, you have to examine the way you were taught to read. This is where that work gets done.
There is a Hebrew word for what happened at the golden calf: para. Uncovered. Exposed. Stripped of the covenant covering meant to protect Israel. Drawing from Exodus, Hosea, Jeremiah, and the Yom Kippur liturgy, Para: Uncovered traces the danger of substitutes and HaShem's enduring call: Come back. I will cover you again.
The Foundation teaches you how to read. The Ancient Paths puts that skill to work on the teachings you inherited, one claim at a time, with the text open. You render every verdict.
Torah for the youngest of the house: lessons, copywork, and family study built for the homeschool table. The next generation should not have to uncover what you can hand them whole.
Translation is always a loss. This course gives you enough Hebrew to start recovering it: the alef-bet, the roots, and the words English flattens. Built for adults starting from zero.
Torah was never meant to be studied alone. A limited number of one-on-one study sessions: your questions, the text open, and a partner who has walked the road. Serious inquiries welcome.
Give Directly
L'ets Echad is a teaching ministry. Its public teachings, study guides, and foundational resources are freely available without a paywall. Paid courses and curricula provide structured, extended instruction while helping sustain the free work of the ministry. The mission stays the same: Torah teaching accessible to anyone sensing the call of return, regardless of where they are financially.
Your support makes that possible. It funds new teaching preparation, study materials, conference participation, and the ongoing work of getting this content in front of people who need it.
We believe that Ephraim's return is a prophetic work, and that work is happening now. Every gift puts a hand to what HaShem is doing in this generation.
Your gift supports
→ Teaching preparation and research for monthly drashot
→ Written study guides and downloadable resources
→ Conference teaching participation
→ Website, hosting, and content infrastructure
Transparency
A note on the details: card processors take a small fee before a gift reaches us. Gifts to L'ets Echad are personal gifts to a teaching ministry and are not tax-deductible. A recurring gift can be canceled at any time from the link in your Donorbox receipt, or by writing to matti@letsechad.com.
Stand with Israel
The events since October 7 have made clear that the time for watching is over. Ephraim stands with Judah: in prayer, in action, and in tangible support.
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Provides welfare programs and services to soldiers of the Israel Defense Forces and their families. Supporting those who stand on the front lines of Israel's defense.
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Israel's emergency medical service, blood bank, and disaster relief organization. MDA responds to every trauma, every attack, every emergency across the land of Israel.
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