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Yeshivas Mordechai HaTzaddik |
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We thank our sponsors to date:
GOLD: Rabbi and Mrs. Yirmiyohu and Liba Bauminger לזכות חנה מרים בת דינה בריינא and as a zechus for their mishpacha. Dr. & Mrs. Chesky Schneider לע“נ חי‘ איידל בת שרגא פייש ע“ה SPONSORS: The Friedman Family Anonymous Anonymous |
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The Kollel is proud to once again offer the community a Yeshivas Mordechai HaTzaddik program. All boys who attend the program and learn with their father/mentor for a total of 45 minutes on Purim will receive a special Sefer. TO JOIN AS A SPONSOR, PLEASE SEE BELOW.
When: Purim afternoon, from 1:00-1:45 pm Where: The Kollel, 364 Montgomery Avenue, Merion Station.
Rules: In order to be eligible for a prize you must:
1. Bring along an adult. (If you need a chavrusah, please contact the Kollel office at office@phillykollel.org or 610-668-9557.)
2. Begin learning immediately at 1:00 and learn for 45 minutes.(If you cannot participate in person, you may learn at home and bring a note from a parent saying that you did learn for a period of 45 minutes over Purim. This, too, will make you eligible for a special sefer from the Kollel but you will not be eligible for the special raffles.)
When: Purim afternoon, from 1:00-1:45 pm Where: The Kollel, 364 Montgomery Avenue, Merion Station.
Rules: In order to be eligible for a prize you must:
1. Bring along an adult. (If you need a chavrusah, please contact the Kollel office at office@phillykollel.org or 610-668-9557.)
2. Begin learning immediately at 1:00 and learn for 45 minutes.(If you cannot participate in person, you may learn at home and bring a note from a parent saying that you did learn for a period of 45 minutes over Purim. This, too, will make you eligible for a special sefer from the Kollel but you will not be eligible for the special raffles.)
Did You Know? The original Yeshivas Mordechai Hatzadik was created in the capital city of Shushan 2,500 years ago when Mordechai Hatzadik gathered 22,000 children to learn Torah in order to save the Jews from the evil decree of the wicked Haman. The Talmud tells us that it was in their merit that we were saved. Our sages explain that the study of Torah on Purim carries tremendous power and merit.