Beis Medrash Jackson 21 | Building The Foundation

When you walk into the shul at 6:45 7:00 in the morning, there is electrifying energy of people sitting and learning. You come in at 9:30 at night, you can't find a seat in the shul. The place is booming with energy with bishmat. Whether it was a yeshiva man who sat and learned the whole day, whether it was a person who's working a whole day and this is his seder of the day just fully engrossed completely in the learning. The common denominator of everyone here is that they're looking to grow and they're looking for together. There's a tremendous and feeling of a working together for a shared goal. The r in the community is there for everyone. He's there for the sh is there for namalum of the shul. It's really a nice thing to have a rub of a community that cares about everyone. >> From the day I moved in, I just felt a draw to this sh and the warmth that I was greeted with still remains with me till today. When we're coming to Shu, nobody really feels like they're just going to sh. Everybody feels like they're going to a place where they have lots of friends and it's like a family. Everybody's coming together like a community. I think this is an incredible opportunity and tremendous to help real Ben and realy enhance their mala make it bigger be marvelous of sullen for more and more bera to be able to join our sh right now is at a crossroads at a point where hashem due to the growth of the community and our sh in particular we don't have enough room we work it out we try to make everyone here have a seat but that's obviously not a long-term solution is going to keep on growing mashem and it's at this crossroads where we need to reach out to the greater community to help us out and continue this vital Cool.