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A group of 32 talmidim of the Oholei Torah Mesivta pose for a group photo as they embark on a 7 day trip to the Ukraine. They will be visiting the oholim of the Rebbeim, and areas which were fundamental and historical in our rich Chabad history • Full Story
A group of 32 talmidim of the Oholei Torah Mesivta pose for a group photo as they embark on a 7 day trip to the Ukraine. They will be visiting the oholim of the Rebbeim, and areas which were fundamental and historical in our rich Chabad history. Accompanying them are members of the hanhola and shluchim to the Mesivta.
This trip is a culmination of many projects instituted in the mesivta to bring a chayos in learning, chassidishkeit, helping to get the talmidim involved and excited about who they are, the uniqueness of being a tomim, and a in particular a talmid of Oholei Torah.
The talmidim who are going on this trip spent the past 6 months as a hachona, each working with a designated mashpia in aspects of learning, chassideshe conduct, avodas hat’filla and ahavas Yisroel. This built a special pride as the talmidim were able to take on additional hachlotos tovos, and see how they grew during the school year.
The Mesivta Project, was spearheaded by Esty Kugel with the help of a group of concerned parents and implemented with the cooperation and assistance of the mesivta hanhola. Over the past year, many mesivta programs have been sponsored by parents, members of anash and the PTA.
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Who is paying 4 the trip ? Does each bachur have 2 pay ? Is it required by the Yeshivah that every bachur must go ? It looks like it’s not the whole Yeshivah.