Join Live at 9:00 PM ET: Rabbi Yitzi Hurwitz, a beloved shliach who continues to spread inspiration despite all odds, will celebrate his 50th birthday this Sunday in Los Angeles. The event will be livestreamed for all to participate.
On his 41st birthday, ALS struck. The doctors didn’t feel that Rabbi Yitzi Hurwitz would get past 43. Thank G-d, this week he will celebrate his 50th! Rabbi Yitzi communicates from his bed in LA, inspiring people across the globe with his weekly Parshah messages written painstakingly, letter by letter, through eye-communication software. His visitors are uplifted and infused with a new perspective on life and a desire to soldier on with happiness and gratitude
With his guitar, his dancing, or just his beautiful smile, Rabbi Yitzi’s presence always lit up a room. Together with his Rebbetzin, Rabbi Yitzi and Dina embarked on a shlichus of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, and worked heart and soul to establish Chabad of Temecula – bringing the love of Yiddishkeit to so many precious Neshomos.
Rabbi Yitzi has taken his Shlichus to a new level, bringing joy not only to his own community but to the Jewish nation as a whole. Rabbi Yitzi’s Dvar Torah inspires thousands. At times witty, at times poignant, his Divrei Torah has made a difference to the lives of Jews across the globe.
Please join us in celebrating together, this Sunday, Feb. 27th, eve of 27 Adar 1 at 6 PM. Cocktails, music, singing and L’Chaim’s, addressed by prominent speakers and special video presentations. The event will be livestreamed.
With prayers for a complete Refuah Sheleimo for Yosef Yitzchok ben Bracha. We look forward to you joining us in this remarkable evening. May we celebrate the coming of Moshiach immediately!
Join LIVE on Zoom:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89786033032?pwd=MFZ0eFQzYTZzcVZwVTlZVlB2RXFaUT09
Meeting ID: 897 8603 3032
Passcode: yitzi50
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