YOEC | Yeshiva Ohr Elchonon Chabad | Charidy 2025

The table name of God is God. [Music] The Reba called for a tower of light, something rooted in one place yet reaching far beyond it. In a city like Los Angeles, where image often replaces essence, and clarity can get lost beneath the noise, that mission becomes even more urgent. Here, in the middle of it all, a quiet light begins to shine. It starts with a single student, a moment of connection, a spark of kindness. And from that, something bigger takes form. A light that spreads, elevates, and ultimately transforms. Not just this campus, not just this city, but communities across the world. This Yeshiva is where that light begins to shine from the inside out. Follow me to see how these sparks ignite. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Yeshiva is existing over 40 years and we had a lot of good outcomes. There's always room for improvement. We always try to improve. There's always staff meetings where we discuss which way could we improve, which way can the students benefit. They should be interested in learning and appreciate learning and appreciate and see how important it is in their life. A baka should realize that you're a you could be a shining candle for yourself and for others and what you could do no one else could do. And it's a tremendous tremendous privilege. There's nothing better than that in life. And there also a tremendous tremendous responsibility. I personally feel a lot that I grew in my area of especially because he who genuinely generally cares about the bak and where they're holding in their spiritual growth and their physical well-being. He knows how to guide us in the right way, what to do, what not to do, what to stay away from, what to learn, how to learn, when to learn. It goes through with you in your personal life how to continue growing and to build your character into what the Reb would really want from every makes me the most proud as a teacher is when I see a student who is given enough classical tools and learning and that he's now confident enough to give it his own touches his own signature his own language from that vantage point to give it to others that are very very involved that are not necessarily so involved but the unique part of that is that all these bak are able to be friends. They get along. They talk to each other in learning. You feel really a big one class, one community. The amount of time and care they have for each and every bakar, not just in learning, but in everything you do. They look out for you and make sure you're always in good hands. What makes me very proud is when I see a bakar or multiple bakim doing something that they didn't believe they could. when they just break that ceiling and they go out of their comfort zone and they get the surprise of realizing their own power and their own capabilities to realize that they can do certain things. That's what really makes me proud. [Music]