By COLlive staff
Close to 50 Shluchim attended the Southern Regional Kinus Hashluchim which was held in Houston, Texas, in the beginning of the week and included discussions, lectures and farbrengens.
It was the first time since 1990 that the conference was held there, noted the Houston Chronicle.
Attendees came from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina, Puerto Rico, South Carolina and from across Texas, under the leadership of Head Shliach Rabbi Shimon Lazaroff.
Although Florida, which has more than 100 Chabad rabbis compared to about 30 in Texas, hosts more than its share of conferences, a “major extension” to the central Chabad building in Houston helped it secure a successful bid, said Rabbi Chaim Lazaroff, director of the Chabad of Uptown.
“Not everybody is scrambling to host, or wishing it would come to their city, but it’s an honor to host all these people from around the region and to showcase our Chabad house (and) our city,” he told the Houston Chronicle.
Addressing the Kinus were Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, Vice Chairman of Merkos L’inyonei Chinuch; Head Shliach of Florida Rabbi Avrohom Korf and Rabbi Sholom Ber Lipskar, leader of The Shul of Bal Harbor in Florida.
We love you!! You’re the best!
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You Rock!
gooo plano texas!!
rabbi block and rabbi horowitz!!
we love you
I’m one of the Shluchim who attended this wonderful Kinus. Thank you Rabbis Lazarof for your wonderful hospitality – it was exceptional Un Mit Chassidishe Taam! Also, Thank you Rabbi Kotlarsky for this and for all you do for us Shluchim and Klaa Yisroel. P.S. Rabbi S. Lazarof did share some jokes and stories with us, suprisingly.
Rabbi & Rebbetzin Lazer are the best!
Shluchim par excellence.
Shining examples of what the Rebbe wants from Shluchim.
Long live the entire family in great health!
The blue room!
i see u!
from austin texas! we want to see you!
NO DOUBT ABOUT IT
Shaliach to Texas Medical Center and Rice University.
Him and his wife Rochi are doing amazing work with their Aishel House.
They are a real inspiration to yidden and shluchim