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The Friedman Memorial Torah Library
The Friedman Memorial Torah Library at the Phoenix Community Kollel is believed to be the largest collection of Torah research materials open for the use of the public in Arizona. This library was founded in 2000 the the Abraham S. Friedman Family. when the Kollel was established.
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Abraham Samuel Friedman, of blessed memory, was a successful businessman and
generous philanthropist with a strong belief in Torah education. This conviction
led Abe to be one of the visionaries who founded the Phoenix Community Kollel.
His love of Torah scholarship led to the dedication of the Phoenix Community Kollel’s
Friedman Memorial Torah Library in memory of his parents Moshe & Devorah Friedman Z"L and in-laws Shlomo Mendel & Sarah Rifka Lebkes Z"L.
The Friedman Memorial Torah Library has grown over the years with many individual donations in honor or memory of loved ones or special occasions. In addition, the library houses three special collections. To make a donation to the Library Please click here for our Wish List
The Abraham S. Friedman English Torah Library
Dedicated in memory of Abraham S. Friedman
Abe was born in Bronx, NY in 1928 and moved to Arizona in 1975. Founder and
President of the Friedman Recycling Company, he stated that his greatest
achievement was his family. A devoted husband, father, and grandfather, Abe
instilled in his family the beauty, joy and love of being Jewish. Abe passed away in Elel 5760 (2000) A lifelong supporter of Torah institutions throughout the United States and Israel, the Abraham S. Friedman English Torah Library is a fitting tribute to his legacy
The Yisacher Ber Mellovitz Collection
Dedicated by Miriam Mellovitz
R' Yisacher Ber (Barry) Mellovitz was a dedicated Lomed Torah and an avid collector of Sifrei Kodesh. With his passing, our community lost a man whose every fiber was an expression of Torah and Mitzvos. In a fitting tribute to his legacy his Seforim are a a permanent part of the daily Torah study in the Kollel Beis Medrash
The Alvin J. Chorney Partners in Torah Library
Dedicated by Kevin Chorney & Partners in Torah
Partner's in Torah Partners in Torah’s signature phone study program offers Jewish adults of all backgrounds across North America a cost-free learning opportunity to discover Judaism – its culture, history, and traditions – at their pace and their schedule. In its decade and a half of operation, Partners in Torah has engaged more than 30,000 intellectually curious Jews across North America, and today supports some 13,000 weekly study partnerships.
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