This isn’t “just another siyum” and here’s why…

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On Rosh Chodesh Nissan, March 14, history will be made. 

In celebration of Shuvu’s 30th anniversary, thousands of Shuvu students and alumni have joined together to complete Kol HaTorah Kulah by Rosh Chodesh Nissan. An undertaking of this magnitude is a great feat for any part of Klal Yisroel, but the fact this is being done by students who had no connection to yiddishkeit before joining Shuvu makes this siyum incredible! 


Shuvu was founded by Rav Pam ZT”L three decades ago to provide Jewish immigrants in Eretz Yisroel with high quality education. Today, in 77 schools with over 15,000 students and family members, Torah is being passed to the next generation with love and purity.

 

This siyum is the truest testament to the work Shuvu has done and continues to do. 

 

“This is the very first time in history that a Kiruv network is making a Siyum on all of Torah, including Shas and Tanach!” Shuvu co-chairman R’ Avrohom Biderman shares, “We wanted to mark Shuvu’s 30th anniversary in a unique and meaningful way, and this is indeed a historic project; a true tribute to Rav Pam zt”l’s vision, to Shuvu students and alumni, and to the entire Shuvu Network.”

 

One Shuvu student, Ohr Pinkasov, in 6th grade said, “It’s so exciting to be a part of a siyum of Kol HaTorah Kulah! The whole thing! I even received my very own gemara which I take home and learn from, and now my father started learning with me too!”

A siyum of this kind has never been done before – and you can be a part of it. 

Support the Shuvu children and alumni in this incredible siyum at

ShuvuSiyum.org

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