Hi, I'm Moriah from West Orange, New Jersey. There are many things to be said about Rebbetzin and Rabbi Vogel, but I would just like to start off by saying that going to someone's house can be a very scary thing, especially not knowing the host, what the people will be like, and what to expect. You come in, and you get a hug from Rebbetzin Vogel, and you feel the warmth in her. Then you meet Rabbi Vogel, and the calmness in his voice and the empathy you truly feel.

You meet people from all different types of backgrounds—not just kids, but adults, children, people who are Baalei Teshuva, people who are converts. It’s one of the most incredible experiences seeing everyone come together as one. The Divrei Torah that Rabbi Vogel gives are truly inspiring and amazing. They really stick with you for the rest of your life. The care they have is something I'll never forget, and they really teach you how to treat guests and what you should want for your future as well.

They gave me tons of chizuk, and they've always been there for me. They are always there for people. Not only do you have a home away from home, but they also become part of your family. You will always hear from them, even when you're not in Safed, and they will always check up on you. There aren't many people out there who are this caring and who give you this much chizuk, but Baruch Hashem, these are truly incredible people. If you get to experience coming to their home, you will experience the warmth they have and become part of their family.