To All Participants in the Dinner Event of theFriends of Colel Chabad-Lubavitch
Elul is the preparation for the new year; deeper knowledge calls for expansion
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Elul is the preparation for the new year; deeper knowledge calls for expansion
Deeper knowledge calls for expansion
Rabbi Gourary wouldn't agree with postponing the dinner because of his physical absence; entering the fortieth year of the Previous Rebbe's passing; expanding the educational program is a well deserved tribute to the Niftar
The pledge in G-d's business (expansion of institutions) will bring blessings in current investment; grow in a familiar business not a foreign one
Donation from the deceased estate; reversing the cause of the Three Weeks; building an extension for the school
Each additional Yeshiva student represents another fruit-bearing tree
Emergency conference in Jerusalem; Urgency of directing funds to Jewish education; a strong outcry and a great stir.
Mr. Yitzchok Stone: Authentic Jewish education remains critically underfunded despite its urgency; conferences offer rhetoric instead of resources; immediate, substantial investment is essential to prevent irreversible loss
Dedication of New Wine - Lubavitch Centre London: Drawing an Omer lesson for building expansion; The effect of a school expansion on children; Education is the most solid foundation for a community center
The new building expansion will receive a special contribution from the Yud Tes Kislev fund.
Manpower needed in the existing institutions
Mr. Shlomo Leib Litvin: Delay in matters pertaining to Yeshiva's growth; All things come to fruition at exactly their right time
Annual Celebration of Achei Temimim of Boston: The turning point in Jewish Life which occured on 19 Kislev, embodied in the ideals of the Lubavitcher Yeshiva; Opportunity to support and grow the Yeshiva
JDC: Loan for establishing Kfar Chabad’s printing school
Campaign for YTTL Montreal: Lubavitch schools aim to instill responsibility in students so they become "bright lights" illuminating their surroundings; today's Yeshivah must provide both Torah knowledge and character development; community support essential for this vital mission