Hundreds of Young Shluchos around the world are receiving their eagerly awaited Kinus box as they gear up for the Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchos of the Shluchim Office happening this week.
Hundreds of Young Shluchos around the world are receiving their eagerly awaited Kinus box as they gear up for the Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchos of the Shluchim Office happening this week.
Personalized to each Young Shlucha registered, the boxes were shipped out around the world packed with everything the girls will need for this year’s Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchos.
“My girls were very excited to receive their boxes and were even more excited when they saw what was inside,” shared Mrs. Dabrushy Pink, Shlucha to Leeds, England. “Covid has meant that for much of the last year, we have been at home and attending school on Zoom so the Kinus is something the girls are really looking forward to!”
The Kinus box comes complete with a t-shirt, Hachana booklet, arts and crafts, prizes, and items for the programs giving each Young Shlucha a real, authentic Kinus experience.
“Every year, Young Shluchos excitedly wait for the Kinus where they get to reconnect and gain inspiration. Our goal is to give them that same experience,” said director, Mrs. Mushka Minsky. “It’s been beautiful to see all the girls receiving their boxes and learning the Hachana which is giving them a tangible Kinus feeling.”
An amazing Hachana program has begun, designed to prepare each girl for the incredible Kinus ahead, featuring Sichos, exciting games, stories and missions. The Hachana package is available for download at youngshluchim.org/hachana.
In addition, an international “Show The World” competition has been launched where Young Shluchos can showcase their creative talents while illustrating the message of Chassidim Zaynen Ein Mishpocho – Chassidim are one family.
Visit youngshluchim.org/megakinus for all the details.
Visit youngshluchim.org/megakinus for all the latest updates for this year’s Kinus. For questions, email [email protected].
Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchos is a project of the Shluchim Office.
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