There are moments that quietly shape a generation.
This week, such a moment unfolded in Los Angeles, as students from the Mosdos Chinuch of Los Angeles, Cheder Menachem, and Bais Chaya Mushka Los Angeles respectively had a rare and powerful experience: participating in the final writing of a Sefer Torah.
Beyond the beauty of the mitzvah itself, the scene carried a deeper message of unity. Guided by a sofer, each child from Cheder Menachem on Tuesday and Bais Chaya Mushka on Thursday added a letter of their own, becoming a personal partner in a Torah that will be read from for generations.
For many adults, witnessing the completion of a Sefer Torah is deeply moving. For children, it can be life defining.
Mechanchim and Mechanchos described the atmosphere as unforgettable. There was quiet concentration, excitement, and the realization on young faces that Torah is not only something we study. It is something we build together.
Lubavitcher kinderlach united through Torah, living the message that although we may learn in different buildings, we share one mission, one chassidishe heritage, and one chassidishe future.
The public celebration of the Sefer Torah’s completion will take place this Sunday, 14 Shevat, February 1st, marking not only the conclusion of a Torah, but a statement of achdus and celebration that saw Bais Chaya Mushka and Cheder Menachem come under one umbrella for a stronger Chinuch for all students.
Moments like these do not happen by accident. They are the result of devoted educators, strong institutions, and a community that believes deeply in investing in the next generation.
The Schools and community look forward to the Siyum and Hachnasas Sefer Torah that will take place this Sunday.
Was amazing to see the videos of the kids getting letters and how special the school made it.
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