Earlier this week Educational Institute Oholei Torah celebrated their Gala Dinner with a crowd of over 600 people. The Dinners theme was the dedication of Yeshivas Kayitz Kingston, one of Oholei Torah’s newest initiatives, an overnight summer camp in Kingston New York, catering 8th grade and Mesivta bochurim.
The proud parents and grandparents of the United Lubavitcher Yeshiva Pre-1A gathered to celebrate the Talmidim’s Siddur party.
A brand new Sefer Torah was completed by the Itkin family on Sunday afternoon. The Torah was dedicated in memory of their parents, R’ Meir and Sima Chasia Itkin OBM as well as their brothers R’ Chaim Shneur Zalman and Menachem Mendel Itkin OBM.
Boys of Oholei Torah learned thousands of mishayos, perakim of tanya, blatt gemorah and yedios kloliyois by heart and were awarded in a grand ceremony.
The Friedman family completed a brand new Sefer Torah in memory of their parents, Rabbi Yaakov Moshe and Miriam Tzimmel Friedman.
Continuing the annual tradition for Rabbi Borenstein’s Eighth grade class, they all got together in the backyard of his Balfore Place home for a Siyum and a barbeque.
holei Torah is well underway with preparations for its upcoming Gala Dinner Event. This year’s Dinner will be honoring many who have generously contributed and helped purchase the Yeshivas Kayitz Kingston camp grounds in Kingston, New York.
It is Shabbos Parshas Acharei – Kedoshim, and far away in the hills of Tzfas something extraordinary is taking place. It is Shabbos Aryeh Leib, a yearly Shabbaton for Chabad seminary girls which was initiated in the memory of Rabbi Aryeh Leib Kaplan A”h, the head Shliach of Tzfas. It is an oasis in time – a weekend of connection, inspiration and focus in the midst of a world spinning so rapidly that it’s sometimes hard to catch your breath.
All the divisions of Crown Heightses largest girls school – Beis Rivka, gathered in the parking lot of their Crown Street location to pose for a group photo, the first of its kind to feature all the students in one […]
Anash in Montreal partook in a Kinus Torah on Isru Chag Shavuos, inline with the instruction from the Rebbe to hold such gatherings. Rabbi Ayeh Leib Kaplan delivered a discourse on the topic of Kiddushin.
A new Torah learning initiative was started in the Central Marina Roscha Shul. “Yeshiva Hour” brings together community members, Anash, Shluchim, and the students of all four Chabad Yeshivos of Moscow, as well as the the city’s Jewish University students for three hours of learning together.
Hundreds of girls gathered in a beautifully decorated hall this past Tuesday – Rosh Chodesh Sivan. These young ladies were the Bais Rivkah volunteers of HOO, who help 110 families in Crown Heights.
140 high school girls and their proud mothers came together at the JCM to salute the girls’ hard work and dedication to the Friendship Circle of Brooklyn. Beautiful decor and a delicious milchig buffet (setup by Chani Greenbaum Events) greeted the girls as they came in.
A campaign titled “Ecole Juive Pour Tous” which translates to “Jewish School for Everyone” was recently launched by the Shneor School in Aubervilliers, France, attracting many Jewish boys and girls to attend a Jewish school. Its recently completed first year is being billed a major success.
What has become an annual event for the eighth grade of Oholei Torah, is the Father and Son day in Yeshiva. This year’s event was held this past Sunday.
On Sunday 28 Iyar, talmidim of Cheder Menachem Los Angeles, together with their parents, grandparents, relatives and friends gathered together to mark the culmination of over two months of learning Mishnayos and Tanya Baal Peh, as a present to the Rebbe in honor of Yud Alef Nissan.
Each Wednesday French Bochurim who reside in Crown Heights get together in 770 for an Achdus Shiur, and on the occasion of Lag BaOmer they hosted a barbeque and Farbrengen.
