Donate: Kollel Chatzos

Let kollel members stand watch for your child all night long

The preparation for a bris takes a tremendous toll on new parents. Most fathers deeply desire to follow the tradition of shmiras haleila, guarding their newborn all night long by immersing themselves in Torah and Tefillah, but find it physically and mentally impossible.

Thankfully, we enable you to uphold the true tradition of vachnacht by purchasing the zechus of our learning and prayer for the night before the bris. Rest assured that the protective powers of Kollel Chatzoz are shielding your newborn in the hours of darkness.

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New York

The night hours are universally covered with Torah learning in Meron and subsequently in NY

Full Rabbi Akiva Kollel

Starting at $800

The night hours are universally covered with Torah learning in Meron and subsequently in NY

I would like to add additonal names at $100.00 each additional name

Name #1

Hebrew Name

ben/bas

Mother's Name

Bakasha

Additional Bakashas

Name #2

Hebrew Name

ben/bas

Mother's Name

Bakasha

Additional Bakashas

Name #3

Hebrew Name

ben/bas

Mother's Name

Bakasha

Additional Bakashas

All names are confidential.
Names/baskashas could be changed throughout your partnership.

Notes

It's true. Behind every bakasha, there is a story. And a person. And a heart– hoping, dreaming, davening, and yearning. We're not just davening for you. We're partnering together. Tell us more about your request, so our talmidei chachamim can be true partners in making your yeshua a reality.

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vachnacht Stay Up With Tradition "When one cannot assemble a minyan in the home of the child, they should gather a group of scholarly men to learn Torah elsewhere in the newborn's zechus as a means of protection for the child during the night of his vachnacht." (תקנות הרשש)

vachnacht
Stay Up With Tradition

"When one cannot assemble a minyan in the home of the child, they should gather a group of scholarly men to learn Torah elsewhere in the newborn's zechus as a means of protection for the child during the night of his vachnacht." (תקנות הרשש)