The coming Sunday, Sanz-Klausenburg Chassidim will celebrate a double event in the Sterling Forest neighborhood in Lakewood, A Hachnosas Sefer Torah & cornerstone laying for their new Bais Medrash building, with the presence of Sanz-Klausenburg’e Rebbe Shlita.
The Siyum Kisivas Sefer Torah will be in the home of R’ Shmelka Schwartz 100 Hadassah Lane starting at 1:00PM. The Sefer Torah will leave from there at 4:00PM towards Bais Shaindel School (685 River Ave). The dancing will continue in the tent built especially for this event in the yard of the school, followed by L’Chaim and Droshos from the Sanz-Klasenburg Rebbe shlita and Rav Malkiel Kotler Shlita Rosh Yeshivas Lakewood.
After the Droshos the cornerstone will be layed on the site of the new Bais Medrash (River Ave (Route 9) corner of Sterling Place, followed by a Drasha from Sanz-Klausenburg’e Dayan of Union City Rav Shaul Yuda Prizant Shlita.
A hot meal will be served in the tent built on the site of the new Bais Medrash.
Lakewood residents: Part of River Av. (Rt. 9) will be closed for traffic starting 3:00PM
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Mazel Tov. It’s good to hear good news especially when it involves the growth of Torah communities. Sterling Forest is a very Choshuv community that is zoiche to have a tremendous Gaon & Tzadik HaRav Shneur Zalman Schwarcz living there. May his hashpaos continue to bring about Kiddush Shem Shomayim in these kinds of beautiful ways involving the members of his Choshuv community.
I thought the rebbe had a heart problem and was not coming to the states.
The Rebbe who is sick is the Rebbe from Netanya.
Exactly. The Rebbe who was supposed to come is the Sanz Klausenberger Rebbe from Netanya, who suffered cardiac arrest Motzoei Yom Tov and will not be making his scheduled trip to the US. The hachnosas Sefer Torah will take place without him.
May he have a refuah sheleima.
it dosent specify which rebbe yankel
I hope they push it off for the following Sunday, since the weather won’t be to good.
Due to Weather its pushed off for next week Sunday