In this week’s Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman explains the continuance of the month of Tishrei, with all its celebrations and highs, into the month of Cheshvan, where the infused energy becomes real.
Mendel Matuf (Crown Heights) to Mushka Fajnland (Herndon, VA)
Families come together for a joyful day of rides, Jewish tradition and community spirit overlooking Sydney Harbour.
Mayor Denise Grant of Lauderhill, Florida, hosted a moving candlelight vigil commemorating October 7, bringing together Jewish community leaders, members and supporters to honor the victims of the tragic attacks in Israel, remember those whose lives were lost, and stand in solidarity with the Jewish community.
Eli and Ruty (nee Brand) Steinhauser from Fairlawn, NJ had a baby girl!
With the beginning of the new school year – we are sharing an important letter of the Rebbe in which he gives clear principles and directives regarding the education of special needs children.
Author and Historian Rabbi Chaim Dalfin gives a tribute to Rabbi Yisroel Rubin OBM, The Rebbe’s Shliach to Albany for 52 years.
Shmuly and Geula (nee Katzman) Gniwisch from Houston, TX had a baby girl!
Members of the Jewish community of Vinnytsia, Ukraine, together with guests, rabbis and dignitaries, gathered during Chol Hamoed Sukkot for a moving celebration marking the dedication of a new Torah scroll to the community.
A special Tshurah with letters and Maanos from the Rebbe was distributed to attendees of the Engel-Simon wedding this week.
Rabbi Moshe Weiss serves as the director of Chabad of Sherman Oaks, California. He was interviewed in September 2011.
A new English book titled Understanding Niggunim, takes readers on a journey into the meaning, history, and spiritual power of Chabad Niggunim.
Maurice Shnaider carefully affixed a mezuzah to the doorpost of the newly renovated playroom at Chabad-Lubavitch of Ulster County in Kingston, N.Y.. The room, filled with toys and games for the Jewish community’s youngest members, is named for his great-nephews, Ariel and Kfir Bibas.
Her story also reflects the resilience of the Jewish people after October 7th, the tragedy and hope surrounding the return of the hostages, and the strength that can emerge from unimaginable loss.
Taking place Friday through Sunday, November 6–8 (26–28 Cheshvan), the Kinus will bring together young Shluchim from around the world for a weekend filled with achdus, inspiration and excitement.
The five-story complex, covering approximately 4,400 square meters, will bring together a synagogue, mikvah, educational institutions, social and humanitarian services, and community facilities serving thousands of Jews across Ulyanovsk and the surrounding region.
Take a moment today to step outside and look at your home from the street. Can you clearly see your house number? Is it large enough and well-lit enough to be easily identified—especially at night? If you can’t see your address clearly, Hatzalah may not be able to either.
