Rabbi Sruly and Chaya Kotlarsky will be joining the team of Shluchim in Montgomery County, PA, serving the Jewish community of Lafayette Hill.
The new Shluchim were appointed by Rabbi Shaya Deitsch, under the auspices of Rabbi Avraham Shemtov.
The new shluchim can be reached at [email protected].
wishing you much succsess hope you go from strenth do strenth and bring lots of nachas to the rebbe
yahosr koach Rabbi Rosenfeld. only bec. of him is there a vibrant jewish life in the state.
Sruly is not moving to Springfield. He is moving to a place full of yidden and young yidishe families. The sky is the limit, both physically and spiritually and I’m sure he will reach it.
We are psyched to have him!
Mazel Tov!! The Rebettizin too must be openly friendly & genuine to spark the hearts of disconnected Jews who would respond well if warmly embraced by new Chabad community leaders. You guys are awesome and will do great! May Hashem bless you with restoring many lost Yidden,and may this be a perfect place to successfully raise your family.
may you have much hatzlacha in your shlichus, very happy for you
Wishing you Hatzlocha Rabba on your shlichus.
The Susman Family
Cedarhurst, NY
Hey Morah Chaya, now it’s time to put all your great talents and even experiences to use, don’t ever forget your experiences in Columbus, we still appreciate you.
The Geisinskys
go sruli!!!!!
Springfield township has a 6.9% Jewish population. Overall, it has a -4.5 population rate, meaning it is mostly old people. When I grew up there it was very Jewish with young families. Today’s dismal state reflects the total mixed-marriages of the Philadelphia area, thanks to Reform and Conservative and the absence of orthodoxy in the 60s and 70s. The baby boomers married goyim and moved out of the area Good luck nonetheless.
http://www.bestplaces.net/city/Springfield_township_(Montgomery_county)-Pennsylvania.aspx
You guys should have a gr8 time! Say hi to Mendel for me 🙂
You should have much Hatzlacha Sruly and chaya!
Hatzlacha sruly.
Tzfas 576?
May you have much Hatzlacha in your shlichus
May you go maychayol el choyil with boundless hatzlocho and brochos.
Boruch Sholom Wolf