On the evening of Sunday, the 10th of Tevet, the annual and historic Metropolis Hotel, located next to the Red Square in the center of the Russian capital, holds an annual tribute evening to my friends and supporters of the Marina Roshcha Central Synagogue, led by Mira Datra and Chief Rabbi of Russia. Rabbi Berel Lazar Shlita, who was sent to the place by His Excellency the Lubavitcher Rebbe 35 years ago, and a small wooden hut turned the place into a multi-dimensional building that is a light tower of Torah, prayer and acts of kindness to all Russian Jews.
This synagogue is used by hundreds and thousands throughout the year, around the clock prayers, Torah lessons and Chassidut varied by the best teachers and arranging friendships, holding Jewish celebrations, and diverse Jewish activities for all on the island of the Temple, and even those who came from afar are accepted Beautiful and explanatory face.
The many projects are made possible by the constant contribution of supporters and governors, friends and worshipers, who see up close the variety of sacred work of the local management, together with the dedicated gabas and apricots, who do not rest on laurels, and are constantly renewed, with each holiday receiving special attention. And exalt the house of the Lord and sanctify his name in the multitude.
The director of the Jewish community in Moscow, Rabbi Mordechai Weisberg, presented to the supporters and invited them to receive a certificate of appreciation and a new Torah book and expressed gratitude and appreciation on behalf of the general public, to the President of the Association of Russian Communities Rabbi Alexander Barda, for his constant help.
The event was combined with a glorious Sheva-Brachot party organized by the Gabayim, in honor of the wedding of the daughter of the Chief Rabbi Shlita, the son-in-law of Rabbi Baruch Naftali Wilhelm, the son of the librarian at the Rebbe’s Library in 770 in the United States, Rabbi Yitzchak Wilhelm Held last Wednesday, during the Kiddush Shem Shemim event with the participation of many crowds, including a distinguished representative of the local government, who were excited to see a canopy and wedding joy as the religion of Moses and on the purity of the Holy.
To the sound of the musicians, R. Moshe David Weissmandel and the musician R. Menachem Mendel Sofer, the participants danced and rejoiced in honor of the Torah and in honor of the joy of the bride and groom.
