EDGWARE, UK — On Thursday, February 21, Chabad's Rabbi Leivi Sudak received a public award in recognition of his “outstanding citizenship.” Barnett borough councilor Brian Gordon, a lawyer and personal friend of the Rabbi, nominated him for the honor.
Chabad Rabbi Driven to Stop Delinquency, Awarded
EDGWARE, UK — On Thursday, February 21, Chabad’s Rabbi Leivi Sudak received a public award in recognition of his “outstanding citizenship.” Barnett borough councilor Brian Gordon, a lawyer and personal friend of the Rabbi, nominated him for the honor.
“I have known Rabbi Sudak since he came here in 1986,” councilor Gordon told Lubavitch.com, “and he has made a wonderful impression on the community and has helped a lot of people.”
Mayor Maureen Brown presided over the ceremony in the council chambers. Hundreds were nominated for the distinction and 45 runners-up were chosen. Of those, Rabbi Sudak was one of seven to receive this prize. The vellum certificate recognizes the Rabbi for his “pastoral and community work, particularly with disaffected youth and pioneering work on the streets of London.”
The Mayor expressed her pleasure in presenting the award to Rabbi Sudak. “He received the award…for his general contribution over and above the call of duty, not just to the Jewish community but to the community at large, especially his work with young people . . .”
The Rabbi-s fan!!!!
Yay Rabbi Sudak!!!! May you go Michoyil El Choyil!!!!
crown & utica cousins
Kol hakavod to Leivi AND Faigy. Together you do amazing work. May you be blessed with all the best to continue your shlichus.
a proud lubavicher
what a kidush hashem