Mesivta Lubavitch of Baltimore is proud to announce that Rabbi Yehoshua Friedman will be joining the yeshiva as mashpia for the upcoming shnas halimudim, 5786.
Mesivta Lubavitch of Baltimore is proud to announce that Rabbi Yehoshua Friedman will be joining the yeshiva as Mashpia for the upcoming shnas halimudim, 5786.
Rabbi Friedman is known for his warm and engaging shiurim, his vast knowledge in both Nigleh and Chassidus, and his ability to connect and mentor talmidim on a warm and personal level.
He comes to Mesivta Lubavitch of Baltimore with a wealth of experience in the field of chinuch, particularly with mesivta age talmidim, where he has served as Chassidus mashpia in Brunoy and Oholei Torah.
In his new role as mashpia at the Baltimore Mesivta, Rabbi Friedman will guide and inspire the talmidim in their ruchnius and learning and enhance the yeshiva’s already outstanding learning and shiurim. He will be working closely and joining the current hanhala ruchnis: Rabbi Mendel Kaminker – Rosh Mesivta, Rabbi Yanky Werner, Rabbi Aron Goldberg, Rabbi Mendel Wolberg, and Rabbi Ariel Poliszuk.
“We are delighted to have Rabbi Friedman join our yeshiva,” related members of the hanhola. “His passion for Torah and darkei hachassidus, along with his ability to connect with and positively influence the talmidim will be a tremendous asset to our yeshiva. We look forward to working together to take our Mesivta to the next level and help the talmidim reach their full potential.”
Mesivta Lubavitch of Baltimore is a premier yeshiva with strong and comprehensive learning and shiurim for committed bochurim who are seriously looking to grow in both Nigleh and Chassidus. In addition, it offers many programs to enhance the talmidims’ hiskashrus and darkei hachassidus with special mivtza hachanas and farbrengens. The addition of Rabbi Friedman as mashpia will IYH enhance the already exceptional learning and ruchnius experience that the Mesivta is known for.
To learn more about Mesivta Lubavitch Baltimore please visit www.MesivtaBaltimore.org.
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