Bais Shmuel Hosts Womans Shiur!
Crown Heights, Brooklyn — Last week Monday Bais-Shmuel – Chabad held its second women’s only Shiur with acclaimed lecturer Rabbi YY Jacobson. The turn out was impressive with over 45 attendees.
Rabbi YY Jacobson expounded Jewish Femininity and the women’s very important role in raising a family and Jewish life in general. Afterwards, the women engaged in a question and answer session. Overall the Shiur was profoundly inspirational. The women enjoyed socializing over light desserts. Everyone left motivated and eager for the next Shiur which will I”YH will take place on a monthly basis. All women are encouraged to come, learn and be inspired.
Bais-Shmuel–Chabad, founded 5 years ago, has since grown into the fastest growing Shul in Crown Heights. Farbrengens, kids programs, and special Yom Tov programs are just some of the highlights of this very family oriented Shul. Come check it out.
anon
Way to go Moses!!
Breina
Where is this shul in CH?
curious
it looks like a young crowd, are you sure they want all ages? it changes the atmosphere, especially during the discussion.
mom
what are the kids programs. are there any shabbos programs for kids
A reader from Carroll Street
I think this is in Machon Chana? It’s funny how you can have an event in CH and not hear anything about it until it’s over. (hint to the shiur organizers: next time tell ladies where it is if you really want us to go!) Flyers sent to our houses especially those of us who live in “Beirut” and can’t leave the house often would be helpful!.
proud of our growing shechuna
I thought the shul in Machon Chana is Bais Levi Yitzchok?
Please can someone write the address of Bais Shmuel and a contact person and/or telephone numbers.
it’s always heartwarming to see new beautiful shuls and programs going on here. May it grow Me’Chayil el Chayil
DLT from President St
Beis Shmuel is in the basement of Chovie Torah on Eastern Parkway and Albany Ave. There is a minyan there every Friday night and Shabbos morning. The childrens’ program is broken down into 3 groups depending on the ages of the children. They daven in the program, make an edible arts and cradft project, sings songs, learn about the Parsha etc. Our shul is very family orientated with the average ages of our members are in their early 30’s. We also have several shiurim during the week. Look for more info about our special annual Purim party this year will be held Moitze Shabbos March 3.