EJSS of Florida - Yaakov Shwekey

Well, it's an amazing [music] viewpoint of so many people. There are a lot of people coming and like [music] like they say South Rush Synagogue is like the mini U.N. You have all different languages, all [music] different people. I feel that that's a beautiful thing. So many people are coming. Rabbi Gav immediately speaks in Spanish. [music] He talks to everyone. He relates to everyone. And now to have a Kollel is actually turning the tide and having a >> [music] >> a Makom Torah where you know that all year round, no matter what language you speak, you come to the South Rush [music] Synagogue. It's not just a minyan factory. This is a place where you come, you come to learn. You come, you feel when there's a Kollel in a shul, you [music] feel it through the walls of the I feel it through the walls of the shul. It's holding up the world. You guys are [music] amazing. It's not just a place where you come and you get a quick, you know, minyan and a breakfast. >> [music] >> It's now a place of Makom Torah which I feel is an incredible It's not It's not the viewpoint anymore of just a shul with some [music] classes. It's the Kollel that's holding up the community. It's raising the children. It's raising the bar actually for [music] their children, the people who live here, and also the tourists that come like I do all the time. I come around here, but I feel the Torah. I feel like I want to just go upstairs and learn with the Avreichim. This is something special you guys are doing. It's a great opportunity to be a part of it, the zechut. Whatever I can do to um, you know, >> [music] >> to invest in the future of my own children. It's Torah is everything for us.