Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
Rabbi Berel Sosover, Rabbi Elchanan Friedman and Rabbi Elizer Simmonds
The staff of the Torah Learning Center has grown the past two years, bringing with it
the hope that the Lubavitcher-led institution will soon have a new $1 million building.
In the fall of 2004, Rabbi Elchanan "Chonie" Friedman, 30-year-old son of TLC founders Rabbi Ben Zion and Esther Friedman, returned to the Kansas City area to become its director of development. He and his wife, Frumi, have four children.
This past fall, two more young (25-year-old) rabbis and their wives - Berel and Chanie Sosover and Eliezer and Devorah Leah Simmonds - moved to town to augment the staff of TLC and, simultaneously, that of the Hyman Brand Hebrew Academy.
Young Lubavitchers bolster staffs of Torah Learning Center in Kansas
Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
Rabbi Berel Sosover, Rabbi Elchanan Friedman and Rabbi Elizer Simmonds
The staff of the Torah Learning Center has grown the past two years, bringing with it
the hope that the Lubavitcher-led institution will soon have a new $1 million building.
The staff of the Torah Learning Center has grown the past two years, bringing with it
the hope that the Lubavitcher-led institution will soon have a new $1 million building.
In the fall of 2004, Rabbi Elchanan “Chonie” Friedman, 30-year-old son of TLC founders Rabbi Ben Zion and Esther Friedman, returned to the Kansas City area to become its director of development. He and his wife, Frumi, have four children.
This past fall, two more young (25-year-old) rabbis and their wives – Berel and Chanie Sosover and Eliezer and Devorah Leah Simmonds – moved to town to augment the staff of TLC and, simultaneously, that of the Hyman Brand Hebrew Academy.
