Sunday Morning, graduates and students joined together online for a farbrengen in honor of Hey Teves. Over 30 students and graduates gathered together, sharing words of inspiration and encouragement to learn Torah.
Sunday Morning, graduates and students joined together online for a farbrengen in honor of Hey Teves. Over 30 students and graduates gathered together, sharing words of inspiration and encouragement to learn Torah.
Three graduates, now Shluchim across the United States, farbrenged for the crowd. Rabbis Shaul Wertheimer of Queens College, Queens NY, Yechiel Krisch of Ithaca College, and Yisroel Ort of Denver, CO spoke passionately about the importance of learning Torah, and connecting to Hashem through consistent learning, as well as the special significance of Hey Teves. The farbrengen was moderated by fellow graduate and shliach in Louisville, KY, Rabbi Shmully Litvin.
Rabbi Nachman Wilhelm, dean of Online Smicha, closed the farbrengen with a resolution to continue to host such gatherings of inspiration, where all can see how the learning of Halacha is both possible, no matter your profession, and life-changing. In the coming months, doctors, lawyers, and other lay professionals who attend Online Smicha will lead Yarchei Kallah on relevant topics that affect their day to day life.
For more information, visit onlinesmicha.com or email [email protected]
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