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The living Shendishover court in Flatbush
Flatbush is the central address of the court today: the beis medrash, the Rebbe’s tefillos and tishen, Torah and personal guidance, the yearly cycle, simchos, publications and the people gathered around him.
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Announcements, occasions, photographs, and documents
Tefillah, Torah and kabbalas kahal
The Flatbush center begins with the living schedule of the beis medrash and the Rebbe: weekday and seasonal notices, tishen and opportunities to enter for guidance and brachah.
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The year in the Rebbe’s court
Selichos, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkos, Chanukah, Purim, Pesach, Shavuos and the yahrzeits each have their own tefillos, Torah, niggunim and gatherings.
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A court seen through its people
Weddings, family occasions, visiting Rebbes and ordinary encounters show how the court is lived and carried forward.
Events and photographs →The beis medrash and the Rebbe
The court is centered around the Rebbe’s presence: tefillah, Torah, tishen, kabbalas kahal and guidance for individuals and families. The calendar of Shabbos, Yom Tov, yahrzeits and family occasions gives the year its public order.
A living ציבור
People come from Flatbush, Monsey, Lakewood and farther communities. Photographs of the tish, simchos and ordinary encounters show the court through its people rather than through abstract description.
Torah, seforim and memory
From Flatbush, the Rebbe’s Torah is recorded and printed, inherited seforim and documents are preserved, niggunim are sung, and the history of earlier Shendishov is brought back into the life of the present court.