As the Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchim rapidly approaches, the Shluchim Office releases this year’s theme song and launches the Hachana program.
As the Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchim rapidly approaches, the Shluchim Office releases this year’s theme song and launches the Hachana program.
With the Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchim days away, Young Shluchim are excitedly getting ready for the action packed weekend ahead. Throughout this week, they have the opportunity to learn and get involved in the Hachana program, an interactive preparation for the inspiring Kinus approaching.
Young Shluchim in both tracks have been participating in the program which features Sichos, exciting games, stories and missions. The Hachana booklet is still available for download at YoungShluchim.org/Hachana, with the opportunity to fill out a daily report and enter to win amazing prizes.
After much anticipation, this year’s Kinus song was just released, an upbeat track which perfectly encapsulates the theme of Kinus.
Under the lyrics below you can find the songs from previous years. You can also find the Kinus songs on Spotify and iTunes.
Shlichus Around The Clock”
TTTO: Ech Du
Living in the place I do
Children like me there are few
Shlichus is the air I breathe
There’s no greater zechus
It’s my life, that’s why I’m here
With a mission very clear:
Fill the town with yiddishkeit
As only children could
Like precious jewels and gems
Every single moment here
I treasure all of them
Every second of my day
Each one tells me the same:
The Rebbe sent you
He trusts you
You’ll carry through
Fulfill your Shlichus-make a dirah for Hashem!
Every chance that comes my way
I’ll use, I won’t delay
I will make my Rebbe proud
And bring Moshiach now!
Music and Vocals: Levik Loschak
Lyrics: Mendel Vogel
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Visit YoungShluchim.org for all the latest updates for this years’ Kinus. To get in touch with the Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchim, email [email protected].
The Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchim is a project of the Shluchim Office.
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