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Hebrew Theological College | 955 followers on LinkedIn. A member of Touro University | Since 1922, HTC in Chicago and Skokie, IL has educated and inspired thousands of students in our Beis Midrash and College for Men, Sarah Hartman Women&#39;s College of Touro at HTC, Fasman Yeshiva High School, and Yeshivas HaKayitz summer camp. Hebrew Theological College is a member of Touro University and a partner with the Jewish United Fund in serving our community.

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In Chicago for the very first time! Alumni and friends are invited to join us for "The Tisch" kicking off HTC's 102nd year. Be inspired by the soulful melodies of Mendy Worch, creator of “Every Yid's a Big Tzadik,” and be moved by the powerful message of Zechariah Levine a.k.a. L'Chaim OG, who tells his story of resilience, football, entrepreneurship, music, and his Jewish journey. Click here to RSVP for this can't miss event: https://lnkd.in/geKm2ht7 *For men only

In Chicago for the very first time! Alumni and friends are invited to join us for "The Tisch" kicking off HTC's 102nd year on Wednesday, November 20th at Shallots Bistro. Be inspired by the soulful melodies of Mendy Worch, creator of “Every Yid's a Big Tzadik,” and be moved by the powerful message of Zechariah Levine a.k.a. L'Chaim OG, who tells his story of resilience, football, entrepreneurship, music, and his Jewish journey. For men only. RSVP: https://lnkd.in/geKm2ht7

Thank you to the 60+ young alumni and friends who gathered this past Motzei Shabbos, October 26th, to kick off HTC102 at our first ever "Under the Lights" Flag Football event! The evening was an exciting night of football and camaraderie. Participants enjoyed awesome swag, a delicious Melava Malka, and fierce competition. Stay tuned for next year’s tournament! For more pictures and to read more about this event, click here: https://lnkd.in/guSFgMZE

THIS MONTH IN HTC HISTORY: In October of 1975, our HTC students took their "Succah Mobile" on an exciting tour of some of Chicago's college campuses, bringing the spirit of Sukkos to everyone they encountered! With a small sukkah built onto the back of a rented trailer, they cruised around, making it easy for people to eat, and participate in the holiday no matter where they were. This creative and lively initiative to share yom tov with everyone raised awareness about Sukkos and offered an opportunity for learning and understanding to many curious students and passersby who wanted to know more! With a new way to be yotzei the mitzvah on the go, it was Sukkos on wheels!

HTC Welcomes Mordy Greenland! Read below to hear about the impact Mordy Greenland has made on HTC so far! Please join us in welcoming him to the HTC family! https://lnkd.in/gt7-N_W3

THIS WEEK IN HTC HISTORY On September 8, 1967, during a critical time of need, our Yeshiva proudly came together to donate a fully-equipped ambulance to the Magen David Adom. Through the collective efforts of our faculty, students, and staff, $52,000 was raised, including $5,100 raised by our students, preemptively, before the outbreak of the Six-Day War. This moment in our school’s history made an important impact and stands as a testament to our enduring spirit of community, commitment to helping people in need, and our everlasting support for Israel.

On the 24th of Av, HTC honors the legacy of Rabbi Irving Tepper, a brave U.S. Army Chaplain and HTC Musmach, on his 80th yahrzeit. Chaplain Tepper served on the front lines in every major campaign in the European theater during WWII and made the ultimate sacrifice near Le Gast, Normandy, on August 13, 1944. His dedication to his soldiers, unwavering faith, and heroic service continue to inspire us. Read more about his incredible story below. https://lnkd.in/gbN8ee3W

This Tisha B’Av, we invite you to watch Names, Not Numbers ® (2024) a Fasman Yeshiva High School student-produced Holocaust film documentary. https://lnkd.in/gVXdzYGs Featuring inspiring stories of survival from: Dr. Arthur Kohn, Kosice, Czechoslovakia; Motik Militsakh, Bobruisk, Belarus; Eva Ozarowski, Warsaw, Poland; Rena Quint, Piotrkow Tribunalski, Poland; Israel Starck, Podhoryan-Munkacs; Joseph Weisner, Budapest, Hungary.

Fasman Yeshiva High School extends a heartfelt thanks to the hundreds of alumni and friends who joined us for an evening of hope and inspiration at the movie premiere of the "Names, Not Numbers®️" this past Tuesday. Special thank you to our dedicated volunteers and many corporate and individual sponsors for making this meaningful event possible.

TOMORROW! Join FYHS on August 6th for the premier showing of Names, Not Numbers. This powerful event will feature the story of holocaust survivor Dr. Arthur Kohn. See below to hear a piece of his story: DR. ARTHUR KOHN BORN 1939 FROM Kosice, Czechoslovakia LIVES IN Lincolnwood, IL OCCUPATION Ophthalmologist IN DR. KOHN'S WORDS "My father and mother had come to realize that the family can no longer stay together. I was told by my brother Shmuel that we have to leave tonight. That's what we did. And I had like an hour or two hours’ notice…The house and courtyard that we lived in was turned into a ghetto soon after we left. We all gathered in a large apartment; a distribution area. My mother said to me, 'we can't stay together. You have to forget about me. You can't think of me as your mother anymore. You will have a new mother, the lady of the house that we were staying in, she's going to be your mother. Your name is no longer Shmuel...' The next morning, we were separated." - Dr. Arthur Kohn, Names, Not Numbers (c) at FYHS 2024 RSVP TO HEAR ARTHUR'S STORY ON AUGUST 6: https://lnkd.in/gqw_WjqC

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