Rabbonim, Mashpiyim, and public figures praised the dedication of the minyan members, who have faithfully visited the holy site day in and day out since the initiative was renewed by the Rebbe 36 years ago.
The Kinus will take place this summer, IY”H, Tuesday and Wednesday, 14–15 Av (July 28–29), at the Armon Hotel in Stamford, Connecticut.
A Kinus Torah was held in honor of Isru Hag Shavuot at Beth Haya Mouchka in Paris’s 19th arrondissement. The evening was rich in Torah and inspiration.
Nikki’s turnaround came when a rabbi came into her room with a shofar. She went on to publish his book after he was murdered by terrorists.
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin, author and Chasidic historian shares interesting facts, many revealed for the first time. The purpose of his program is to inspire all but especially the youth. Watch another installment here on CrownHeights.info.
The giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai wasn’t a private revelation or the vision of a single individual it was a moment experienced by an entire nation. As we celebrate Shavuot, the holiday that marks this extraordinary event, Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet takes us deep into what made Sinai unlike anything else in human history.
Hundreds of supporters, alumni, community leaders, and friends gathered recently for the annual National Founders’ Gala of the Rabbinical College of America, celebrating the yeshiva’s enduring impact on Jewish life across the globe.
In the latest episode of “Ase L’cha Rav,” Rabbi Betzalel Bassman interviews Rabbi Berel Politiko about his new role as a Moreh Hora’ah in Bais Hora’ah Chabad and the definition of a Chassidisher Rov.
In the heart of Maryland’s Eastern Shore—on the historic grounds of Kent Island, known as the third-oldest British settlement in America—a new chapter of the Rebbe’s Shlichus is unfolding.
“You know, Tatty,” he said, “MyShliach Virtual Camp is the best camp in the world.” For Greisman, a shliach in Northwest Arkansas, For a kid growing up hours from the nearest frum family, that says it all.
An energetic dance track, “Chagigah” brings the spirit of real simcha to life, set against a vibrant video filmed on the streets of Jerusalem, the most beautiful city in the world.
Students of the Tomchei Temimim Brunoy Yeshiva in Brunoy, one of the oldest and largest Chabad yeshivos in the world, gathered for a general group photo.
A few months ago I joined with the Chevra for a Farbreng and after a lunch filled with Torah, Hashkafa and most of all, overflowing expressions of אהבת ישראל, we moved to the studio to work on bringing down and capturing what we all were feeling.
In the tense days leading up to the Six-Day War, Israel found itself in an unimaginable position: surrounded on all sides by nations openly preparing for war. Armies gathered at the borders. Threats grew louder. The world held its breath. But behind the fear, behind the headlines, behind the political drama. There was another story that a few people know.
Coming from Rabbi Akiva Wagner’s yahrtzeit, Conversations in Chassidus releases a heartwarming episode with Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, reflecting on the Light of Chassidus as it was imparted to him by Rabbi Wagner.
With over 100 Kinderlach in participation, Kindelach learned about the significance of Lag BaOmer, recited the 12 Pesukim, and enjoyed stories, raffles, and prizes. Rally was led by the Shul’s Rav, Rabbi Menachem Mendel D. Yusewitz .
Exactly 50 years ago, the Rebbe launched a bold new initiative in Jewish education. Twelve passages — drawn from the Torah, the Sages, and Chassidus — covering the fundamental tenets of Jewish life, were collected for children to recite, memorize, and pass on to others.
