Sephardic shul created in memory of pro-Israel supporters to benefit the community of Beit Shemesh, especially Olim, in the realms of Torah study and fulfilling mitzvot -all through love, instilling the love of this precious land to it's constituents
When the Rabbi of this congregation moved to Israel 8 years ago, he started the shul out of a small area in his backyard. Although he was a popular and seeked-after Rabbi in NY, he wasn't as well known when he first moved to the holy land. Initially there was trouble getting a minyan together. Nevertheless, with ferver and determination to build and new congregation, this time in Israel, he managed to bring it to where it stands today - over 300 congregants, a kollel with 25 students, shiurim daily and nightly, and an impressive sized shul that fits all the congregant and hosts special occasions.
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