Seventh-grade boys from three different Crown Heights chadorim celebrated the completion of the entire Seder Noshim which they learned after school hours with a dedicated magid shiur.
Mishnayos Schneur Zalman is one of the unique projects of Igud Menahalei Yeshivos seeking to further the learning of Torah amongst the boys of our neighborhood. This year was dedicated לעילוי נשמת שניאור זלמן בן ר’ מנחם מענדל שיחי – Schneur Zalman Kotlarsky. It is a branch of Yeshivas Erev Yehudah Kalman that was founded to perpetuate the memory of HaShluchim HaRav Gavriel Noach and Rivka Holtzberg Hy”d.
During the course of the year select talmidim of the 5th, 6th and 7th grades from Oholei Menachem, Ohr Menachem and United Lubavitch Yeshiva of Crown Street learn Mishnayos every evening with a talented magid shiur. The goal is to learn as many Mishnayos as possible in Sedarim not covered in the Yeshiva. After learning the mishnayos bifnim the talmidim take a written test after each two perakim. They then receive a monetary deposit into their G’mach Schneur Zalman.
This year the boys of כתה ז Boruch Hashem celebrated their siyum on the entire Seder Noshim. At a beautiful mesibah which took place this past Sunday afternoon 10 Sivan in Oholei Menachem, all of the boys who participated this year in Mishnayos Schneur Zalman were recognized.
Present were the parents, zaydes and the principals of the Yeshivos. Rabbi Hershel Lustig inspired the boys and all who attended with divrei chizuk. Shmuel Shurpin said the Hadran – a Sicha from the Rebbe.
Rabbi Zussy Sorkin, the devoted coordinator of Yeshivas Erev and Mishnayos Schneur Zalman, awarded each of the talmidim of כתה ז with a special certificate testifying to the completion of the entire Seder Nashim. The Maggidei Shiurim were recognized for all their efforts providing the boys with a true love for לימוד המשניות.
All of those who attended walked away with a new חיות in מבצע תורה – a mivtzah that the Rebbe expects from each and every Chosid. May we all be zoche to תורה חדשה מאתי תצא בקרוב ממש !
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