Edmond J Safra Torah Center - Short Version

The kids are our future also. They are our foundation. Started a program last year. It's exploding with the Jack Braha and he's teaching all the young kids how to pray. After doing this for a few times on my way home, I was driving home and I was just thinking if this keeps up the way that this is going and it keeps growing. I picture myself coming back here in five or 10 years and just seeing all these boys reading and haz and shoo goers to be a part of this is a very big to me and it means a lot to me and I'm very excited. It's an unbelievable program. People are so excited. People sending their kids and it's really it's going to make a massive different where they this is the only gift that we can give these kids for the rest of their life. However much learning we had last year, somehow we've upped the ante by like 50%. The girls wanted a class so they're coming and learning with Jack Braha how to say old school. I walk through the sh and I hear them singing exactly in the same tune that Kamaruk used to teach the init all those years ago. And I know that we're touching something which is priceless. We are arming the future generations with pride, with knowledge, with understanding. Literally, I would say we're probably doubling to tripling our output. But it's never enough. More kids, more learning. More women interested, more learning. You got it. The answer here is always going to be yes. When it comes to more Torah, there is no greater investment that you can make in this world than in Torah. [Music]