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A Message from

Adam Goller, President

This past Shabbos, we read about Yisro and how he

and the Jewish people mutually impacted each other. Chazal

tell us that Yisro had many names, each for a different reason.

We are also told that what separated Yisro from others was his

ability to see the events that occurred and glean from them the

positive, which led him to join the Jewish people. Others see the

same events and take only what works for them, failing to see

the truth and, equally sad, failing to grow from them.

The Yeshiva has transitioned in many ways over the past

few years, following the events that created its establishment in

the Woodmere community. Many beautiful shuls have opened

around us and we continue to provide the backbone of Torah

to all those who desire it, in whatever way we can. That means

different things to different people and families. Whether it is

for Torah, tefilla or both, the Yeshiva remains committed to

helping everyone grow to their potential.

The growth of the Yeshiva continues to exceed

expectations. What started as a small kollel has blossomed

into a community beis medrash full of yungerleit, outstanding

bochrim and serious baalei batim who all strive to grow in

Torah learning and in Yiras Shamayim. What was once a minyan

which was sparse is now a source of beauty and vibrancy on

a given day, Shabbos or Yom Tov. Growth can be seen in the

number of people, children and adults, who now make use of

the Yeshiva to learn, both during the week and on Shabbos.

We take particular pride in the beautiful avos u’banim program

where we get to see multiple generations, often three, come

to learn together. From an early morning chabura to chavrusa

learning late at night, the Yeshiva continues to facilitate growth

to all those who seek it. Recently, Yeshiva added a Thursday

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