[VIDEO & PHOTOS IN EXTENDED ARTICLE]
Tens of thousands of children assembled for a unique gathering that marked their participation in Misaskim’s 19th annual Tehillim Asifah, Thursday afternoon. Misaskim representatives coordinate this poignant event during Aseres Yemei Teshuvah to infuse strength and hope into all those in urgent need of a yeshuah.
The main location of the asifah was at the Bobov Shul in Boro Park where children from more than 35 local yeshivas were bused in. Thousands more joined via satellite hookup across the nation and across the globe. The sweet and innocent voices of children in London, Manchester, Israel, Toronto, Montreal, Panama, and Mexico City blended with the voices of children in the United States to cry out in unity; “Shlach Refuah Shleima L’Cholei Amecha!” The massive audience was led in prayer by many Rabbonim, representing nearly every Jewish community.
Misaskim representatives went to great lengths to coordinate this momentous asifah. Volunteers from the organization, who consider the tehillim asifah their own personal “spiritual crisis-prevention tool,” worked until late into the night to ensure that every detail was attended to properly.
Many of the participants attested to the purity and intensity that permeated the event. “I have no tears left,” commented one participant. “It should be a z’chus for all of Klal Yisroel.”
YWN PHOTO LINK: Click HERE for photos by Hillel Engel.
Click HERE to watch this video on a mobile device.
(YWN World Headquarters – NYC)
Join the official YWN WhatsApp status
One Response
WIY says: September 20, 2012 at 11:50 am
“Where will this be for those who want to attend? (How can you post this article without that vital piece of info?!)”
hockintherock says: You cannot attend because you were not invited, it is for children only. If you happen to get in, that is fine and they will not stop you but if everybody has the same idea then there will be no room for the children as it is a childrens event.
P.S. It was in the Bobover Shul in Boro Park (48 Street).