This coming Motzie Shabbos the 16th February the Besht Center will be hosting their very first women’s event, featuring Mrs. Bronya Shaffer, a world renowned orator will be speaking. She will be hosting an open discussion on communication on marriage, a topic which is relevant to every marriage.
Two women who exemplify the inner and outer beauty of the Jewish Queen Esther were honored during Chabad of Western Monmouth County’s 25th annual Jewish Women’s Day program, on Sunday, February 10 at the Freehold Jewish Center, 50 Broad Street.
At this years Kinus Hashluchos preschool educators had a plethora of quality workshops available, each with its own inspiration and practical ideas to begin to implement back at their schools.
A Shliach and the Chevra Kadisha of Florida joined forces and held what is believed to be the first ever Taharah performed on a mes mitzvah in the Florida Keys.
35 Shluchim who serve on college campuses around North America gathered this week for a two-day fundraising seminar in New Jersey as part of the Chabad on Campus Strategic Initiative Coaching Program.
Rabbi Benny Hershcovich, Shliach in Cabo, Mexico, delivers his brief and hilarious thought on this weeks Parasha, Teruma, titled ‘Bring in the Copper!’.
With Yud Alef Nissan, the day which will mark the 111th birthday of our Rebbe, just over a month away the Jewish community in Montreal has taken it upon themselves to prepare by studying the entire Lekutei Sichos.
Dr. Bernd Wollschlaeger shares his story about the journey from his father’s house of deceit and hatred to the ranks of the Jewish people. Horrified by his father’s part in the effort to rid the world of Jews, Bernd found himself drawn to Jews, Holocaust survivors who did not hold him responsible and related to him with kindness and friendship. He eventually came to the realization that he wanted to join the Jewish nation.
Over 2000 community members and supporters attended the Beth Lubavitch of Paris, France annual gala dinner this past Wednesday. The event featured a special performance by Avraham Fried.
Not even a blizzard could stop the storm of 700 teens and leaders from absorbing the energy and Yiddishkeit of the annual CTeen International Shabbaton that concluded on Sunday in New York City. Over 100 delegations representing cities in the US, Canada, France, England, Austria, and Nigeria joined together for three days of friendship, Jewish pride and inspiration.
