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The Kollel's Annual
Elevate Shabbos of Inspiration will take place from Friday, May 23 - Sunday, May 25, 2025 In anticipation of Kabbolas HaTorah, we will hold an unforgettable weekend of inspiration with Horav Avrrohom & Rebbetzin Tobi Bleich Rabbi Moshe Derhy The weekend will culminate with the Kollel's Annual Grand Lecture and Brunch in memory of our founder, Dr. David Epstein, z"l. 
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ELEVATE 6 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Will be posted when available.
Will be posted when available.
For an exclusive opportunity to play an integral role in this unprecedented Shabbos of Inspiration, you can dedicate an event that will bring incredible achdus and inspiration to our community.
Details can be found here: "Elevate 6 Opportunities Page".
Dedications of $1800 and above are entitled to dedicate a major event over the weekend.
Includes 2 tickets to our Friday Night seuda or family tickets to the Shabbos Day young families seuda with Rabbi and Rebbetzin Bleich.
Details can be found here: "Elevate 6 Opportunities Page".
Dedications of $1800 and above are entitled to dedicate a major event over the weekend.
Includes 2 tickets to our Friday Night seuda or family tickets to the Shabbos Day young families seuda with Rabbi and Rebbetzin Bleich.
The Dr. David E. Epstein z"l Memorial Lecture
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The Grand Lecture and Brunch, in memory of our founder, Dr. David Epstein, z"l, Location TBA May 25, 2025 10:00 a.m. Brunch, 10:30 a.m. Lecture Greetings, Rabbi Biberfeld Lecture, Horav Bleich, shlit”a |
Dr. David Epstein was one of the Kollel’s founders and served as President of its Board of Directors from 2002–2004. His leadership was instrumental in nurturing the Kollel from a fledgling organization into the community bastion of Torah learning that it is today. Dr. Epstein was a consummate physician, a model builder of Torah and community, and above all, a loving husband, father and son. In recognition of his integral role in the Kollel's history, the Annual Lecture is named in his memory. We are confident that it will provide an additional source of merit for his neshama for many years to come.
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Rabbi Avrohom and Rebbetzin Tobi Bleich
Rabbi Avrohom Bleich is the Rabbi of Congregation B’nai Yisroel – Bais Yehuda in Oak Park, MI. A native of New York, Rabbi Bleich and his family spent 23 years in Modiin Ilit, Israel, where he founded and led a yeshiva, before returning to the United States to take on the Rabbinate in Oak Park. Rabbi Bleich learned in Yeshiva Karlin Stolin in New York and is a close Talmid of Horav Yitzchok Soloveitchik shlit”a of Yerushalayim. He received semicha from the Stoliner Rosh Yeshiva Harav Wolpin Z”L, Harav Simcha Kook Z”L, the Debretziner Rov Shlita, and others. Rabbi Bleich serves as a Rabbinical Advisor of the Fresh Start Trauma Center in Detroit and as a Rabbinic Ambassador of the Coalition for Jewish Values. Over the past decades, he has counseled, taught, lectured and written on a wide range of Torah topics.
Rebbetzin Tobi Bleich was raised in Brooklyn, NY. She attended Bais Yaakov of Boro Park, and Seminar Yerushalayim in Israel. In addition to being a busy mother and grandmother, and her position as congregational Rebbetzin, Tobi also works for the JARC organization, which is dedicated to helping Jewish adults with special needs.
Rabbi Avrohom Bleich is the Rabbi of Congregation B’nai Yisroel – Bais Yehuda in Oak Park, MI. A native of New York, Rabbi Bleich and his family spent 23 years in Modiin Ilit, Israel, where he founded and led a yeshiva, before returning to the United States to take on the Rabbinate in Oak Park. Rabbi Bleich learned in Yeshiva Karlin Stolin in New York and is a close Talmid of Horav Yitzchok Soloveitchik shlit”a of Yerushalayim. He received semicha from the Stoliner Rosh Yeshiva Harav Wolpin Z”L, Harav Simcha Kook Z”L, the Debretziner Rov Shlita, and others. Rabbi Bleich serves as a Rabbinical Advisor of the Fresh Start Trauma Center in Detroit and as a Rabbinic Ambassador of the Coalition for Jewish Values. Over the past decades, he has counseled, taught, lectured and written on a wide range of Torah topics.
Rebbetzin Tobi Bleich was raised in Brooklyn, NY. She attended Bais Yaakov of Boro Park, and Seminar Yerushalayim in Israel. In addition to being a busy mother and grandmother, and her position as congregational Rebbetzin, Tobi also works for the JARC organization, which is dedicated to helping Jewish adults with special needs.