YOU HAVE TO SEE IT…
TO BELIEVE IT!
You Don't Want to Miss Out on this one!
CHAZAQ
Presents a Special Event with two Rabbis
who will shock you with their Stories!!
* Noach Herz was captured by Syria and was tortured for months.
Now he's coming to Queens to tell us his story of survival…
* Lior Stern was a master of Kung Fu. He was considered
"the next Bruce Lee". Millions of people admired him….
and he was even honored by the Communist Party in Beijing.
Now he's coming to Queens to tell us his story…
This Event will take place in 2 locations in Queens.
One in Hebrew and one in English!
Lecture in HEBREW – Sunday, Nov. 25 @ 8:30 PM
Location: Yeshiva Ohel Simcha
141 – 41 72nd Ave. Flushing (Kew Garden Hills)
Lecture in ENGLISH – Sunday, Dec. 2nd
Food = 7:45 PM, Lecture = 8:30 PM
Location: Beth Gavriel Community Center
66 – 35 108th St. Forest Hills NY 11375
For more info please Call: 718-440-2391,
Or E-mail: ChazaqEvents@gmail.com
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QUOTE(qwert @ Nov 21 2007, 06:40 AM) 
141 – 41 72nd Ave. Flushing (Kew Garden Hills)
Paging Pinchas, Paging Pinchas!!!!
QUOTE(Kalashnikover_Rebbe @ Nov 21 2007, 02:11 PM)
Paging Pinchas, Paging Pinchas!!!!
Indeed: http://www.hashkafah.com/index.php?s=&...st&p=199838
Come on, Qwert! That's the kind of behavior I would expect from someone from Brooklyn!
English Lecture is Tommorow!!!
Spread the Word!
Spread the Word!
Review
This was another enjoyable Chazaq event. R' Lior Stern was a good speaker, and came across as a very warm, positive and upbeat person. (I can't say that he "shocked me with his story," though.)
R' Noach Herz wasn't there, as he was celebrating the birth of a grandchild. That was disappointing.
It was a little surprising that the event was basically a fundraiser for the yeshiva of the speakers, which raised thousands in dollars through the sale of mezuzot which had been blessed by Rav Ovadia Yosef. I guess that saved Chazaq from paying speakers' fees.
The food was good, though I arrived at 7:55 and there wasn't much left. The sweet and sour chicken was gone by that time, and most of the beef had been picked out of the pepper steak, though I found a few pieces to go with the noodles, peppers and onions.
I didn't see any of the local H.com chicks at this lecture.
This was another enjoyable Chazaq event. R' Lior Stern was a good speaker, and came across as a very warm, positive and upbeat person. (I can't say that he "shocked me with his story," though.)
R' Noach Herz wasn't there, as he was celebrating the birth of a grandchild. That was disappointing.
It was a little surprising that the event was basically a fundraiser for the yeshiva of the speakers, which raised thousands in dollars through the sale of mezuzot which had been blessed by Rav Ovadia Yosef. I guess that saved Chazaq from paying speakers' fees.
The food was good, though I arrived at 7:55 and there wasn't much left. The sweet and sour chicken was gone by that time, and most of the beef had been picked out of the pepper steak, though I found a few pieces to go with the noodles, peppers and onions.
I didn't see any of the local H.com chicks at this lecture.
QUOTE(Bezalel99 @ Dec 4 2007, 05:02 PM)
Review
This was another enjoyable Chazaq event. R' Lior Stern was a good speaker, and came across as a very warm, positive and upbeat person. (I can't say that he "shocked me with his story," though.)
R' Noach Herz wasn't there, as he was celebrating the birth of a grandchild. That was disappointing.
It was a little surprising that the event was basically a fundraiser for the yeshiva of the speakers, which raised thousands in dollars through the sale of mezuzot which had been blessed by Rav Ovadia Yosef. I guess that saved Chazaq from paying speakers' fees.
The food was good, though I arrived at 7:55 and there wasn't much left. The sweet and sour chicken was gone by that time, and most of the beef had been picked out of the pepper steak, though I found a few pieces to go with the noodles, peppers and onions.
I didn't see any of the local H.com chicks at this lecture.
This was another enjoyable Chazaq event. R' Lior Stern was a good speaker, and came across as a very warm, positive and upbeat person. (I can't say that he "shocked me with his story," though.)
R' Noach Herz wasn't there, as he was celebrating the birth of a grandchild. That was disappointing.
It was a little surprising that the event was basically a fundraiser for the yeshiva of the speakers, which raised thousands in dollars through the sale of mezuzot which had been blessed by Rav Ovadia Yosef. I guess that saved Chazaq from paying speakers' fees.
The food was good, though I arrived at 7:55 and there wasn't much left. The sweet and sour chicken was gone by that time, and most of the beef had been picked out of the pepper steak, though I found a few pieces to go with the noodles, peppers and onions.
I didn't see any of the local H.com chicks at this lecture.
it was too cold and i already heard Noach hertz last week, so i didn't see a point in coming.
QUOTE(Bombastic @ Dec 4 2007, 07:04 PM)
it was too cold
The fire of Torah would have warmed you.
QUOTE(Bezalel99 @ Dec 6 2007, 04:39 PM)
The fire of Torah would have warmed you.
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