This Purim, the bochurim of RCSA Yeshiva in Johannesburg took to the streets with their Tefillin, Megillos, and Mishloach Manos. They visited shuls, homes, offices, hospitals, old-age homes, and even read the Megillah for someone stranded at the airport.
By the time Purim was over and the numbers were counted up, the impact was remarkable: more than 90 Megillah readings took place, and over 1,900 people heard the Megillah who otherwise would not have had the opportunity. The bochurim were met with widespread appreciation, even being featured in the country’s Jewish newspaper.
Years ago, someone wrote to the Rebbe expressing concern about the future of Jewish life in South Africa. He described it as a “dwindling Jewish community”. The Rebbe refused to accept that claim, urging instead that efforts to strengthen Jewish life there be redoubled.
Today, we see the results – the Rebbe’s Mivtzoim continuing to have such a tremendous success.
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RCSA Shluchim are doing amazing work in the Yeshivah and with the community. Thank you!
The Rcsa Shluchim are amazing, they single-handedly hold up the Johannesburg community.
What an amazing Bochur Zali Smith!
Much Hatzlocha!
Wow these buchurim are mamush doing the Rebbes shlichus Lchaim!!!
Pushing Rabbi Zevis mission across south Africa. The real tomchei timimim
So proud of the amazing shluchim and bochrim (including our sons Eli W and Yisrolik W!)
Wow from such a young start to where it is now has been truly amazing
Really a great yeshiva to grow for every level of Bochur
Shout out REEB!
Just beautiful and amazing. Brings me to tears. Love y’all You amazing cute shluchim
Wasn’t even aware this Yeshiva existed. How old is it? Who is the Rosh Yeshiva? Thank you, Bochurim, for these amazing activities. Continued hatzlochoh.
After seeing all these amazing things (I also didn’t know about this yeshiva) I will definitely be looking into it for my son next year