Pele Yoetz Launches Chinuch and Chizuk Winter Lecture Series

With the onset of the long winter zman, Pele Yoetz Center is launching a series of inspirational chinuch events and workshops in order to support the dedicated mechanchim who stand at the forefront of our children’s chinuch. The series will equip the audience with critical knowledge and tools and empower them to maximize these months for the benefit of their talmidim.

As the premier chinuch center servicing the charedi sector in Eretz Yisrael, Pele Yoetz keeps abreast of the needs and challenges faced by mosdos Torah and takes initiative to preempt educational issues and formulate solutions ahead of time. This time, Pele Yoetz’s flagship project Al Pi Darko, which has changed the lives of hundreds of talmidim, is offering a series of captivating lectures by Eretz Yisrael’s most beloved darshanim to cheider boys of all ages.

The goal for the project is to motivate talmidim, strengthen them academically and spiritually, and imbue them with emunah and yiras Shamayim. As the project originators express, “So they will hear and learn” how to ascend along the path of Torah and mitzvos.

Hundreds of talmidim from chadarim in Yerushalayim and beyond will enjoy a series of educational lectures that will span the entire year. The lectures will cover a range of fascinating topics, among them the upcoming festival of Chanukah.

Over the course of the eight days of Chanukah, cheider boys will enjoy lectures by Hagaon Harav Aharon Taussig, Hagaon Harav Moshe Weinbbach, Hagaon Harav Shlomo Miller, Hagaon Harav Kalman Rosengarten, and Hagaon Harav Yisrael Meir Shushan, shlit”a.

Our goal at Pele Yoetz is to transform the long and cold winter zman into a stimulating time that empowers talmidim, mechanchim and parents to realize their full potential in learning and teaching. Indeed, there is no better time for this than the eve of Chanukah when we experienced the miracle of the pach shemen which symbolizes the foundation of chinuch and empowers one to illuminate hearts and guide our talmidim to success.