Yeshiva Gedolah Miami: Difference between revisions

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Initially, the yeshiva was located in a three-room apartment, with one room designated for the Schapiro couple and two bedrooms used for the 11 students. The actual learning took place in a shed in the courtyard. Only after some time did the yeshiva move to operate in the educational complex on Alton Road.

The establishment of the yeshiva brought momentum to all Chabad activities in the South Florida area, with many people who were drawn to Chabad activities setting fixed learning times at the yeshiva complex and establishing chavrusas with the yeshiva students.

The establishment of the yeshiva brought momentum to all Chabad activities in the South [[Florida]] area, with many people who were drawn to Chabad activities setting fixed learning times at the yeshiva complex and establishing chavrusas with the yeshiva students.

The first group of student shluchim returned to New York after three years and was replaced by another group, a tradition that continued for many years until the yeshiva became independently established.

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 Initially, the yeshiva was located in a three-room apartment, with one room designated for the Schapiro couple and two bedrooms used for the 11 students. The actual learning took place in a shed in the courtyard. Only after some time did the yeshiva move to operate in the educational complex on Alton Road.
-The establishment of the yeshiva brought momentum to all Chabad activities in the South Florida area, with many people who were drawn to Chabad activities setting fixed learning times at the yeshiva complex and establishing chavrusas with the yeshiva students.
+The establishment of the yeshiva brought momentum to all Chabad activities in the South [[Florida]] area, with many people who were drawn to Chabad activities setting fixed learning times at the yeshiva complex and establishing chavrusas with the yeshiva students.
 The first group of student shluchim returned to New York after three years and was replaced by another group, a tradition that continued for many years until the yeshiva became independently established.