This past Motzei Shabbos, over 450 people gathered together in Stamford Hill, London, to partake in a Chassidic fabrengan in preparation of Yud Tes Kislev.
It was the second annual Melavah Malkah hosted and chaired by Rabbi Levi Yitzchok Liberow, director of the Ohr Hatorah Chassidus Library.
The fabrengan was graced with the presence of many prominent rabbonim including Rabbi Efraim Padwa, Rabbi Moshe Landa – Av Bais Din of Bnei Brak, Rabbi Yitzchok Meir Hertz – Rosh Yeshiva Gedolah Kingsley Way, Lubavitch Dayan Levi Raskin and Rabbi Yaakov Meir Rosenbaum – Rosh Yeshivas Ger London.
The guest speaker and fabrenger was Rabbi Chaim Sholom Deitsch, Rosh Kollel Tzemach Tzedek in Jerusalem.
The overflowing crowd, both from anash and the wider Chassidic community, sat down together to a well prepared catered meal accompanied by live music.
The in his speech, Rabbi Deitsch highlighted the importance of learning Chassidus to enhance one’s emunas hashem, ahavas hashem and yiras hashem and to bring down the concept of hisbonenus into every day life as explained in the introduction to Imrei Bina from the Mitteler Rebbe.
The entire crowd joined together and sang soul stirring niggunim concluding with the Alter Rebbe’s niggun daled bovos.
Immediately after, the entire hall stood up and burst out into spontaneous dancing. People were moved to tears by this ultimate expression of achdus of all Chassidic circles dancing together.
The thirst for Chassidus was evident by the amount of interest shown in the display of seforim on sale.
After bentching which was long beyond midnight, Rabbi Deitsch continued to fabreng till 3:30 in the morning before returning to Israel a few hours later.
Many Yungerleit in the chassidishe community have now committed themselves to learn Chassidus as part of their daily schedule, Rabbi Liberow reports.
Ohr Hatorah is open every evening for the benefit of all those looking to access the world of Chassidus.
The library has an extensive collection of thousands of Chassidic seforim, journals and publications and a special video room with hours of the Rebbe’s Farbrengens being shown.
it should not be so exiting that allot of poilishers are singing an dancing togather whith chabadniks that is how it should have been and should be
its so amazing to see how rabbi librow all by him self does such a great job, i am sure the rebba is getting great nachas
It was an immensely incredible, inspiring ,amazing evening, with Yidden from all walks of life!! It was a sight to behold and the Acdus was unreal!! It brought tears and deep emotion to many! Thank you Rabbi Liberow, may you continue to grow and be successful; What a Kiddush Lubavitch!! What an eye opener B”H!!!
I was there and the atmosphere was amazing especially the dancing afterwards. kol hakovod to Levi Liberow
yossi negin the best fiddler!
ITS RABBI LEVY YITZHOK LIBEROW AND FAMILY WHO SINGLY HANDLES THE LIBRARY AND THE EVENTS. MAY YOU AND YOUR FAMILY CONTINUE TO DO MORE SUCH GREAT WORK AND MAKE A REAL KIDUSH LUBAVITCH. ITS AMAZING TO SEE THE HALL SO FULL
IT WAS A REALY NICE TURN OUT. PEPOLE HAD NO WHERE TO SIT AS IT WAS SO FULL. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK RABBI LEVY LIBEROW WITH YOU CHASIDUS LIBRARY AND ALL THE GREAT FARBRENGENS YOU AND YOU FAMILY ARRANGE
rabbi liberow you are a true man. i wish you continued hatzlacha. at last someone is actually doing something positive.
Wonderful!!
i was at this event, it was a true kiddush lubavitch in the heart of stamford hill, rabbi liberow you are doing amazing work bh, keep going strong!
KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK RABBI LIBEROW AND YOUR FAMILY – MAY YOU ONLY HAVE GREAT SUCCESS IN ALL YOUR PEULOS AND CONTINUE TO BRING TRUE NACHAS TO THE REBBE IN STAMFORD HILL, LONDON. YOU ARE TRULY LIGHTING UP THIS CORNER OF THE WORLD WITH THE OR OF CHASSIDUS!