A Foundation of Ahavas Hatorah
Khal Tiferes Mordechai began as a modest group of Bnei Torah united by a daily iyun shiur led by their illustrious maggid shiur, R’ Eliezer Apter.
The group rapidly expanded to include Bnei Torah both young and old, and additional shiurim were added to the daily and weekly schedule. Fueled by the breadth of Torah knowledge, unique clarity, and devoted leadership of R’ Eliezer Apter, the shiur members soon formed a tight knit kehilla.
Today, these Bnei Torah start and end their days in the Koslei Bais Hamedrash and are focused on Limud Hatorah at every opportunity. The annual Yarchei Kallah in Yerushalayim, which was established by Khal Tiferes Mordechai is joined by many Bnei Torah from Lakewod and beyond. Shiurim and Divrei Brocho are given by Rabbonim and Talmidei Chachomim from around Eretz Yisrael.
Home of Torah and Tefilla
It’s been eleven years since Khal Tiferes Mordechai began davening Shabbos and Yom Tov tefillos in an available trailer. The fledgling kehilla has since expanded to include over one hundred mispallelim and more than fifty monthly shiurim.
The explosion in members is largely due to the overwhelming demand for what the Tiferes Mordechai shiurim offer to the entire Lakewood community, and has forced upon the kehilla the realization that a permanent, suitable beis hamedrash is imperative to their continued learning and growth.
An Opportunity for Expansion
In recent years, a property has been purchased, building permits obtained, and construction plans rendered. The shul has undertaken to construct a beautiful bais hamedrash – including a spacious cheder shiurim, an elegant Simcha Hall, and a beautiful Ezras Nashim – as befits this edifice of Torah. As the shul members and their children grow, this impressive Makom Torah will be able to fulfill our communities needs beezras Hashem.
Funding is needed to proceed to the final stages.
Your generous support will help gather the necessary funds to build this מקדש מעט.
Donate today and gain the boundless zechus of torah and tefillah!