Yeshivas Poalei Yisrael is a yeshiva for post high-school bochurim who are pursuing a college education, vocational training, or employment. Talmidim of Yeshivas Poalei Yisrael attend daily shiurim on gemarah, halacha, tanach, and hashkafa.
Rabbi Cadle graduated from the Telshe Yeshiva of Chicago high school. He later received advanced degrees in Talmud , Jewish law, and Tanach from the Telshe Yeshiva of Cleveland.
After marriage, Rabbi Cadle pursued post graduate "kollel"study in the ponovezh Yeshiva of Bnai Brak , Israel, and the Telshe Yeshiva of Cleveland.
After kollel study Rabbi Cadle taught the twelveth grade in W.I.T.S.( Wisconsin institute for Torah studies) ,and the sixth grade in Y.E.S.( Yeshiva Elementary School) of Milwaukee.
Rabbi Cadle was then recruited to fill a demand for a new Yeshiva high school in Baltimore, where he served as founding dean of Yeshivas Toras Chaim.
While in Baltimore , Rabbi Cadle received "semicha",Rabbinic ordination , in all four sections of the "Shluchan Aruch ".
Later, the Cadles accepted the rabbinate of the "Saranac synagogue" in Buffalo.
In conjunction with the Shul, Rabbi Cadle founded a Yeshiva similar to the one he is now running in Yardley, in which the young men are trained in a profession or vocation while silmutaneously benefiting from the Torah learning and prayers in the yeshiva and Shul .
With "siyata d'shmaya"(divine assistance) Rabbi Cadle has been able to transfer his Yeshiva and its concept to Yardley.
Rabbi and Rebbitzin Cadle are thrilled by the opportunity to live in the wonderful Knesset Hasefer community, and to service its congregants and Yeshiva boys.
Yeshivas Poalei Yisrael is a yeshiva for post high-school bochurim who are pursuing a college education, vocational training, or employment. Talmidim of Yeshivas Poalei Yisrael attend daily shiurim on gemarah, halacha, tanach, and hashkafa, in addition to their secular pursuits. The young men of this unique program are prepared to become proactive adults, able to balance career with life-long commitment to Torah study.
