770 Expansion: New Beis Medrash Flooring Completed Before Shabbos

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770

2 weeks ago

770 Expansion: New Beis Medrash Flooring Completed Before Shabbos

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Workers completed the flooring in the new Beis Medrash attached to 770 on Friday afternoon, laying tiles that match the design and pattern of the existing floor in the main Shul. The work was finished before Shabbos, as the new Beis Medrash prepares to open this week • Exclusive Photos

770

2 weeks ago

New Beis Medrash Behind 770: Construction Nears Completion

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As of Thursday night, construction of the new Beis Medrash behind 770 is nearing completion. Workers are putting the finishing touches on the exterior and completing final interior work, including flooring and wall touch-ups. The ceiling is complete, AC units are installed, and a new doorway connecting the Beis Medrash directly to the downstairs main shul at 770 is already in place • Photos

770

2 weeks ago

New Beis Medrash Behind 770: Latest Construction Progress

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Construction of the spacious new Beis Medrash behind 770 continues at a rapid pace, with significant progress visible in today’s updated photos as the planned opening ahead of the upcoming Kinus Hashluchim draws closer • Photos, Watch

770

3 weeks ago

New Beis Medrash Behind 770 Nears Completion

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Construction is advancing rapidly on a spacious new Beis Medrash for Bochurim and Anash, with the opening planned ahead of the upcoming Kinus Hashluchim • Read More, Photos, Watch

770

2 years ago

Rabbi Berel Lazar: We Need Achdus And To Expand 770!

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Last week, at the Rosh Chodesh Kislev Farbrengen in Beis Chayeinu, the Chief Rabbi of Russia and Shliach, Rabbi Berel Lazar, called for Achdus among Chassidim and expanding 770 and spoke of a personal connection to the murdered Shliach, Rabbi Zvi Kogan • Watch

Magazine

2 years ago

770’s Architect: “The Rebbe Approved My Plans, Call Me and I’ll Be There…”

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A one-on-one with Architect Yehuda Pereg who prepared plans for the expansion of 770 • Yehuda Pereg was involved behind the scenes. Mr. Pereg is an architect who lives in Yerushalayim. When Beis Moshiach spoke with him, it seemed as though all his memories were as fresh as if the events happened yesterday. He received instructions and guidance from the Rebbe about the construction, both directly and through the gabbaim and members of Agudas Chassidei Chabad who directed this project.