In honor of Rosh Chodesh Sh'vat, grades three through
eight, boys and girls, were treated to an educational and
entertaining video, the third in a series on belief in Hashem,
which reinforced the importance of thanking Hashem for
His infinite kindnesses. Yeshaya Brumer was granted the
hoverboard that he won in the Chodesh Kislev raffle and
thanked Rabbi Yossi Weiss, founder of the Vahashayvosa
Foundation and his benefactor, on video for his prize.
Students were urged to choose one bracha commonly
recited and say it with greater conviction on at least ten
days this month. Participants who complete their brachos
card and send a copy of it to roshchodeshproject2@gmail.
com will be entered into a raffle to win up to $200. To
procure a brachos card, speak to Rabbi Goldstein or email
[email protected].
eight, boys and girls, were treated to an educational and
entertaining video, the third in a series on belief in Hashem,
which reinforced the importance of thanking Hashem for
His infinite kindnesses. Yeshaya Brumer was granted the
hoverboard that he won in the Chodesh Kislev raffle and
thanked Rabbi Yossi Weiss, founder of the Vahashayvosa
Foundation and his benefactor, on video for his prize.
Students were urged to choose one bracha commonly
recited and say it with greater conviction on at least ten
days this month. Participants who complete their brachos
card and send a copy of it to roshchodeshproject2@gmail.
com will be entered into a raffle to win up to $200. To
procure a brachos card, speak to Rabbi Goldstein or email
[email protected].