Moully Unveils New 3D Shofar Artwork for Rosh Hashanah 5787
As Rosh Hashanah approaches, artist and rabbi Yitzchok Moully has unveiled his latest annual Shofar artwork, continuing a creative tradition that has become a signature of his work.
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A 9/11 Hero From Crown Heights
Mordechai Eckhaus, a Crown Heights Hatzalah Paramedic, tells the story of September 11th, 2001 from his perspective at the foot of the North Tower.
New Kollel L’Lomdei Dach Track Tackles Bitachon and Hishtadlus
A Shliach weighing whether to make one more fundraising call. A businessman deciding how much to hold back for a rainy day. A parent deciding how much to worry. The question underneath all of it is the same one: where does making a natural vessel end, and where does real bitachon begin?
25 Years Later: The 9/11 Attack on The World Trade Center, The Memories, Miracles, and Documentation of the Event
As we reach the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attack on the World Trade Center in New York City, CrownHeights.info presents a series of photos, memoirs, and documents from that fateful day.
Wedding: Levi Lubecki – Ora Gueoula Attal
Mazal Tov to Levi Lubecki, son of Chmouel Lubecki, and Ora Gueoula Attal, daughter of Mendy Attal, on the occasion of their wedding in La Verrière, Paris.
Video: Rov Discusses Halachos of Shofar With 770’s Baal Toke’ah
A recent letter issued by Chabad Rabonim in Eretz Yisroel raised a halachic concern about a common way of blowing shofar, particularly an additional sound sometimes heard at the end of shevarim. According to the letter, when the sound is produced improperly, it may affect whether the listener fulfills the mitzvah at all.
“Avinu Malkeinu” Sung by Shalom Jacobs
Recorded live with the incredible pianist Yaron Vershavsky, this rendition captures the raw emotion and beauty of these sacred words — Our Father, Our King.
As we approach the Yamim Noraim, I hope this melody inspires you and helps bring deeper meaning to these powerful words.
September 11th and the Birth of Living Torah
New film release from JEM explores the story and timing behind Living Torah’s beginnings 25 years ago.
New Children’s Book Brings Civic Responsibility to Crown Heights Children
The book, the first in a planned series, follows a young Shlucha visiting her cousin in Crown Heights, where she takes the school bus to Bais Rivkah for the first time.
Hochul Announces Record $70 Million Security Funding, Chabad Institutions Among Potential Beneficiaries
New York State is distributing a record $70 million to nonprofit organizations vulnerable to hate crimes and attacks, with Chabad institutions across the state potentially eligible for grants of up to $250,000.
Popular Chassidus Podcast Back After Summer Hiatus
Popular podcast “Conversations in Chassidus” by Rabbi Shmuel Wagner, is back for a new season. Watch Episode 14, with Rabbi Avraham Glick.
Benny Friedman’s “Homeward Bound” Gets a Hebrew Version
From the very first time I heard “Homeward Bound,” I connected deeply with its message and its musical style. The longing for home, for Jerusalem, and for where we truly belong touched me.
BDE: Mrs. Hadassah Carlebach, 99, OBM
With great sadness we report the passing of Mrs. Hadassah Miriam Carlebach OBM, a matriarch of a large Lubavitch family and a woman whose life was intertwined with the history of Chabad-Lubavitch and the Rebbe’s family. She passed away on Sunday, 24 Elul, 5786.
JLI: The Real Meaning of the High Holidays With Rabbi Manis Friedman
Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot are often associated with judgment, repentance, fasting, and fear. But what if we’ve misunderstood the deeper meaning behind these days?
Serial “Mega” Package Thief Arrested in Crown Heights With Help From Shomrim
A serial package thief and burglar who has been terrorizing Crown Heights residents with a string of thefts has been arrested, thanks in part to the efforts of Crown Heights Shomrim and the NYPD’s 71st Precinct.
Selichos Held at Chabad Shul in Paris With Avraham Fried
The Selichos lasted approximately one hour and forty minutes and were attended by renowned Chassidic singer Avraham Fried.
Miami’s LEC Welcomes 2,500 Students With Two New Buildings
Miami’s Lubavitch Educational Center launched the new school year welcoming 2,500 students into six buildings across five campuses, including two newly acquired facilities, marking a major milestone in the institution’s rapid growth.
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