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Chabad Father-Son Learning Events Spur New Commitments in Moscow and Cincinnati

The seasonal Avos U’Bonim weekends became springboards for child-focused study initiatives.

Overview

  • In Moscow’s Marina Roscha Shul, Chief Rabbi Berel Lazar opened a centennial year for the 1927 “Vekibel HaYehudim” maamar and pledged expanded Torah-study programs for children.
  • The Motzaei Shabbos Avos U’Bonim concluded with a siyum, personalized thermoses for participants, and a raffle won by student Yisrael Diktshtein.
  • Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati hosted its annual Shabbas Avos U’banim with over 50 fathers, featuring davening, learning, farbrengens and a Melave Malka themed to 50 years of Mivtza Chinuch.
  • Cincinnati leaders announced Rabbi Mendel Levin will join the Yeshiva Gedolah as Mashpia Klali and launched a new Hanhalla Simcha Fund.
  • Postville’s Mesivta Bais Shalom ran its own father-son Shabbos with learning and farbrengens, underscoring a broader push to keep joint study going beyond the winter program.