The Mesivta of Pittsburgh had a father-son Seder Chassidus in honor of Chof Daled Teves.
The fathers learned B’chavrusa with their sons, then davened Shacharis together.
Afterwards there was a gourmet breakfast that everyone enjoyed. Rabbi Aaron Herman spoke during the breakfast as a representative of the fathers.
Besides the fathers from Pittsburgh, many out-of-town fathers traveled from Georgia, Florida, New York and Ohio to learn with their sons.
The Menahel, Rabbi Eliezer Shusterman, remarked that “it was very inspiring to see the Chayus and the connection during the Limud.”
