Overheard: Issue 922
| August 2, 2022A shadchan’s job doesn’t end when a couple they set up gets engaged
“A shadchan’s job doesn’t end when a couple they set up gets engaged; the job continues until the couple actually walks down the chuppah.”
—Rabbi Moshe Hubner, a high school rebbi, maggid shiur, and author of over ten seforim in both English and Hebrew, speaking in support of Zichron Matel. Zichron Matel is a charitable foundation that helps couples in need set up their new homes, founded and directed by veteran shadchanim Rabbis Meir Levi, Shloime Lewenstein, and Tzodek Katz.
(Originally featured in Mishpacha, Issue 922)
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