Join Live Now: A record 54 yeshivos are gathered in 770 to join the ‘An Hour with the Rebbe’ program, with a presentation of sichos of the Rebbe, niggunim sung by the Rebbe and more.
A record 54 yeshivos are gathered in 770 to join the ‘An Hour with the Rebbe’ program, with a presentation of sichos of the Rebbe, niggunim sung by the Rebbe and more.
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The Chabad-Lubavitch community is seeing exponential growth, as evidenced by the record number of 54 (!) yeshivos joining the ‘Hour with the Rebbe’ program this Motzoei Shabbos of Yud Shevat.
The event, which will take place from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM this Motzoei Shabbos at 770 Eastern Parkway, consists of a unique presentation of Sichos of the Rebbe, Niggunim sung by the Rebbe and more, all specifically catered for the large crowd of Yeshiva Bochurim.
For a smooth and organized experience, the event map has been released, allocating specific areas for each Yeshiva and their students. With nearly 4,000 Bochurim attending, this arrangement ensures everyone can find their place quickly and easily.
To ensure maximum comfort and participation, special bleachers have been rented for the Bochurim, providing ample standing space and a clear view of the event, allowing all attendees to engage and experience the unmatched atmosphere.
An hour with the Rebbe began in 5773 with several hundred bochurim from six different Yeshivos. As Lubavitch around the world grew, so did the crowd at 770 grow from year to year. This year, close to 4,000 Bochurim are expected from 54 Yeshivos, a historical record.
As we prepare to enter the 74 years of the Rebbe’s leadership, ‘An Hour With the Rebbe’ is a true testament to “Every single year, [The Rebbe] becomes more alive, stronger and more active.”
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