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Yeshivas Lubavitch Manchester, Yeshivas Kayitz Concludes

MANCHESTER, England [CHI] — For the first time ever the Yeshiva relocated to a small vacation town in the north England which has a Jewish community, The Bochurim spent their time immersed in Niglah and Chassidus in a relaxed atmosphere, Shiurim were given by members of the Hanholo Rabbi Moshe Wolberg, Rabbi Korf, Rabbi Klyne and Rabbi Eidelman a special emphasis was put on learning Sugyos in Gemoro with their practical Halachic application, The Bochurim also took advantage of the time to farbreng and engage the Hanholo members on a wide range of topics.

The positive affect on the Jewish people in the town and the surrounding areas was remarkable, every Shabbos the Bochurim were asked to speak in the shul, with many baal habatim coming to visit the Bochurim to enjoy some moments of learning in a Yeshiva atmosphere. As a token of appreciation the Baal habatim sent a beautiful big food parcel and some Mashke to the Bochurim for Shabbos, Many Yidden were visited in their homes and offices and dozens put on Tefillin for the first time in their lives.

In light of the successful program and Bochurims interest in the additional learning program “learning Sugyos in Gemoro with their practical Halachic application” The Hanholo has decided to add an additional Shiur for the coming year which will focus on לימוד סוגיות אליבא דהילכתא a large group of older Bochurim has already registered to be a part of this.

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7 Comments

  • CROWN HEIGHTS

    COOL!!
    WHAT TOWN IN MANCHESTER IT LOOKS STUNNING AND IS THE WEATHER GOOD?

  • Rabbi Wagner

    B”H

    Greetings to Eliyahu ben Yankel from Bnei Brak am Niederrhein Krefeld.

    RYM

  • sholom

    was it hosted in LLandudno in N.Wales where Lubavitch Manchester have a holiday retreat?

  • shloi 42

    was it hosted in LLandudno in N.Wales where Lubavitch Manchester have a holiday retreat?

  • Know your facts

    I think your referring to the Cohen/Jaffe holiday center in Wales? Lubavitch have nothing to do with it.