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| | Gemilut Chesed Guidelines |
 | | We fulfill the mitzvah of Gemilut chesed by visiting the sick (bikur cholim), behaving graciously and hospitably (haknasat orchim), and comforting the mourner (nichum avelim). |
 | | Gemilut chesed is, in the final analysis, an individual act and an individual expression of how we view the world in which we live. |
 | | In performing acts of gemiilut chesed, we seek to unify our historic communal and individual experiences by enhancing our individual personal development as Jews, as members of the present generation of the Jewish people, and as members of the human family. |
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