This Thursday, Rabbi Chaim Levinson of Kharkov, Ukraine, will share the story of his miraculous escape from the war torn region, to participants of the weekly Taste of Moshiach shiur at Beis Eliezer Yitzchok.
This Thursday, Rabbi Chaim Levinson of Kharkov, Ukraine, will share the story of his miraculous escape from the war torn region, to all the participants of the weekly Taste of Moshiach shiur at Beis Eliezer Yitzchok, 394 Kingston Ave.
At the inaugural Taste of Moshiach Shiur last Thursday evening, dozens of Crown Heights residents gathered at Beis Eliezer Yitzchok to enjoy spiritual nourishment by Rabbi Mendel Krasnianski with a side of Rabbi Kalman Weinfeld’s authentic homemade gefilte fish. The aromas of kugel and cholent infused with the spirit of Moshiach filled the air.
Tomorrow, Thursday, 28 Adar II, the weekly Taste of Moshiach shiur will once again offer an inspiring program to lift us out of our Golus mindset and help us taste Moshiach! Let us gather together to strengthen ourselves and garner protection for the Yidden in Ukraine!
At 8:30 (following Maariv which will take place at 8:15), an invigorating shiur on the topic of “Moshiach and Human Nature” will be presented by Rabbi Mendel Krasnianski.
Following the shiur, a recent escapee from the horrors of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Rabbi Chaim Levinson, Shliach to Kharkov, will share the details of the harrowing journey and the lessons he learnt on the way.
A tailored schedule of study on fascinating topics regarding Moshiach will be available for chavrusa study following Rabbi Levinson’s talk. Bring a learning partner or let us find one for you.
May Hashem have mercy on the Yidden in Ukraine, and may all our efforts and involvement in bringing Moshiach into our lives lead to the actual, ultimate realization of Moshiach in the world! We are ready!
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