(Courtesy of YTH) Many young men return from Eretz Yisroel having grown leaps and bounds and are now looking to keep the momentum going. The big question they ask themselves is whether they should focus on continued growth in Torah learning or follow the pursuit of earning. At our yeshiva we ask the question: Why not have both?

Yeshiva Toras Halacha is a haven for even-minded, Torah-driven professionals. Morning seder is from 9:30 a.m. to noon, Monday through Thursday, at which point the talmidim then go to college, work or an internship. Besides an array of halacha, Gemara and dating vaadim, the yeshiva’s main morning seder involves the learning of sugyas to their halachic endpoint. The yeshiva is currently learning the sugya of Tevilas Keilim, a must-know for all who are getting married in the next few years.

Just as important as the limud is the solid connection that is formed between the talmidim and their rabbeim and peers. The very warm and
Torah-dik environment in the KGH building of Od Yosef Chai only helps foster continued growth in both ruchnius and gashmius endeavors for a prosperous and healthy future. The accompanying pictures highlight a few special features of the last month including a father-son Thanksgiving event, an in- Shabbos and a Chanukah mesiba for Talmidim and alumni.

Learn more at www.YeshivaTorasHalacha.org and contact Rabbi Yechiel Benari at 917-600-2486, [email protected] to enroll for the next zeman, which begins the last week of January.