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Between Us - Brothers On A Mission

Author: Rabbis Eliyahu, Nechemia and Kushi Schusterman

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What does shlichus look like from the inside out?
For years, three brothers—Rabbi Eliyahu Schusterman (Atlanta), Rabbi Nechemia Schusterman (Peabody, MA), and Rabbi Kushi Schusterman (Harford County, MD)—shared a daily morning call during (and after) carpool, bantering about the real struggles of shlichus: fundraising, leadership, family life, pressure, purpose, and growth.

Just Between Us – Three Brothers on a Mission takes those raw, real, and often fun conversations out of the car and into the open, offering an honest, behind-the-scenes look at life on shlichus from the people living it.
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Why Mivtza Matzah?Every year we distribute matzah—but the real questions are why, to whom, and how.In this episode, the brothers explore the purpose and impact of Mivtza Matzah. Who is the intended audience—those already connected, or those on the margins? When is hand-delivering matzah the point, and when does mailing it make more sense? And what do those choices say about our vision of outreach and relationship-building?Each of us shares a distinct approach shaped by our communities and experiences, offering a thoughtful and practical conversation about one of Pesach’s most defining mitzvot—and how we can do it with greater intention and impact.
What type of programming is acceptable?When should we interfere with programming that is iffy?Can you get your kids to love Shlichus?A story about a Korban Pesach and tales from Mumeh Duseh.Enjoy! And we love your feedback! Please share.
In this launch episode we introduce our new podcast, we discuss the goal setting for a new year 2026, is there a limit to Shlichus - too much shlichus, are Shluchim allowed to rest, plus a few other fun things. Find out what Nechemia has on his nightstand, what Kushi does at 5 AM and does Eliyahu know how to take it easy? We'd love your feedback. Send us your love to eliyahu@elijahthenonprofit.com. More to come :-).
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