Queens Jewish Link
Connecting the Queens Jewish Community On Sunday night, February 23, Let’s Get Real with Coach Menachem featured a virtual lecture with Rabbi Daniel Lapin, author of Thou Shall Prosper: Ten Commandments for Making Money, as well as other books on this topic, and he is the host of the Daniel Lapin Show.
During the Super Bowl on Sunday night, February 9, Chazaq featured Halftime for Torah with four inspirational speakers. The first speaker, Rabbi Gavriel Friedman, well-known inspirational speaker, said that we don’t want to be ordinary. We want to be great. This game features greatness in football. How do we become great? You can become great if you understand what greatness means. In Parshas VaEira, the names of Moshe and Aharon are listed two different ways, with Aharon first and Moshe second, and with Moshe first and Aharon second. This is because they were equal like one. They were each the best they could be. “I have to be the best me.” Being great means maximizing who we are and fulfilling our purpose in this world. So, we have to make sure to work on growing each day to be the best we can be.
On Wednesday evening, February 12, community members gathered at Congregation Ahavas Yisroel to hear a beautiful, inspiring shiur delivered by Mrs. Adina Mandel, Principal of Tichon Meir Moshe High School (TMM).
On Motza’ei Shabbos, February 1, community members, shul members, and alumni of Yeshiva Kesser Torah gathered at the Young Israel of Kew Gardens Hills for a beautiful melaveh malkah. Rabbi Avraham Dovid Garber, Rav of Yeshiva Kesser Torah, welcomed everyone and noted that the yeshivah has been in Kew Gardens Hills for 30 years. Today, it boasts 25 minyanim daily, 136 minyanim weekly, 619 minyanim monthly, and over 7,000 minyanim yearly. All of our t’filos should be answered!
On Tuesday evening, February 11, the Navigating the Medical System Lecture Series, as always hosted by Congregation Etz Chaim of KGH, featured an informative virtual lecture on the topic of noninvasive, conservative treatment for spinal problems. Dr. Mel Breite, Founder and Director of the Lecture Series, greeted everyone and introduced the speaker, Nasim Chowdhury, MD, FAAPMR, Chief of Rehabilitation at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.
On Wednesday, January 22, Yeshiva Primary celebrated their second-grade students receiving their first chumashim. In Hebrew classes in Yeshiva Primary, the students are arranged by levels. Many of the students came to the yeshivah over the past couple of years from public school.
