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ABOUT US

KCM – “Kollel
Choshen Mishpot – Toras Shneur” of Ohio opened recently with 12 Yungeleit,
dedicated to the study of Choshen Mishpot, the first Kollel of its kind in
Ohio. At the suggestion of HaRav Aryeh Malkiel Kotler Shlit”a after whose
father the Kollel is named, and encouragement of local Rabbonim, the Kollel was
formed.

Unique to this
Kollel was the need for Yungeleit who had already mastered other sections of
Shulchon Oruch, and sought to further their growth through the study of this
complex section of Halacha. Hence, these older Yungeleit are full-fledged
Rabbonim, some who have relocated from Eretz Yisroel, Brooklyn and Lakewood to
join KCM, and some who already received smichah.

Rav Cohen traveled to
Eretz Yisrael and Lakewood to recruit a core group of dedicated yungeleit,
to add to the few yungeleit that were part of the small pioneering
group. The kollel is now comprised of a group of distinguished talmidei
chachamim, which includes, Rabbi Noam
Adler, Rabbi Yisroel Arnstein, Rabbi Shaul Borochovitz; Rabbi Yitzchok
Goldsmith who also serves as programming director; Rabbi Akiva Dworkin, who
also serves as the Rosh Chaburah in the afternoon; Rabbi Aron Karr,
Rabbi Noam Kutoff, Rabbi Avraham Meyerfeld, Rabbi Itamar Nisenbaum, Rabbi Moshe
Posner, and Rabbi Yaakov Schwartz, who also serves as the executive director.

There are many
talented individuals to whom the Kollel attributes its success, and notable
among them is our beloved Executive Director, Rabbi Yaakov Schwartz. A member
of the Kollel, Rav Yaakov recently stepped in to fill this role as part of his
own growth and Harbotzas Torah goals. Rabbi Schwartz is an alumnus of Telz
Yeshiva, and Yeshiva of Ocean, NJ. With his esteemed parents and in-laws
hailing from Cleveland, Rav Schwartz continues their mission of
community-building and education.

In his short
time in Ohio, the Kollel has already made an impact on the local and broader
community. In this direction, Rabbi Yitzchok Goldsmith fills the role of
Programming Director. He has already made himself a name as a talented,
straightforward and dedicated Ben Torah of the highest caliber, and has most
recently began a series of classes on Business Halacha in Canton, Ohio.