Shlomo and Laura Daari

Hi Everyone!

We are Shlomo and Laura Daari. We recently moved from Toronto and now call Vancouver our home! Moving to a new city can be challenging and overwhelming, so we are grateful to have been accepted so quickly into the amazing and welcoming Kollel community!

To tell you more about ourselves – Shlomo recently moved from Israel to Canada and is working in high-tech. Laura lived in Toronto for most of her life and is studying clinical psychology. 

We are excited to be in Vancouver and enjoy being part of the Kollel community!

Picture of Rabbi Shmulik Yeshayahu
Rabbi Shmulik Yeshayahu
Rabbi Shmuel Yeshayahu was born in Israel and received his rabbinic ordination from the Rabbinate of Israel. He is a Rabbi in Vancouver, BC. Since 2000 he has been providing mentoring, counseling, religious services, classes, and tutorials, as well as developing and leading Jewish programming for unaffiliated young adults. He is well known for his ability to make spirituality relevant to all people in all walks of life. You can follow him on Facebook @RabbiShmulikYeshayahu. Rabbi Shmuel Yeshayahu is the co-author of An MBA from Heaven.
Picture of Rabbi Shmulik Yeshayahu
Rabbi Shmulik Yeshayahu
Rabbi Shmuel Yeshayahu was born in Israel and received his rabbinic ordination from the Rabbinate of Israel. He is a Rabbi in Vancouver, BC. Since 2000 he has been providing mentoring, counseling, religious services, classes, and tutorials, as well as developing and leading Jewish programming for unaffiliated young adults. He is well known for his ability to make spirituality relevant to all people in all walks of life. You can follow him on Facebook @RabbiShmulikYeshayahu. Rabbi Shmuel Yeshayahu is the co-author of An MBA from Heaven.

The Gifts That Grow When Given

Parshat Beha’alotcha Some things become smaller when they are shared. Money does. Food does. Power often does. So we learn to protect what is valuable. To hold it carefully.To guard

Read More »
June 4, 2026 9:24 pm

Peace Begins with Feeling Seen

Parshat Naso Peace rarely breaks down all at once. More often, it erodes slowly when people stop feeling seen, respected, or valued. What’s striking about this week’s parsha is how

Read More »
May 28, 2026 10:04 pm

Discover more from The Kollel

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading