As the chill of winter sets in and the school year trudges on, thoughts of summer camp may seem distant. But for camp directors, the season is fast approaching and with it, the tremendous task of creating an experience that will stay with children for a lifetime. But what if there was a one-stop shop for all the resources needed to run a successful camp?
The Vaad Hakinus met with representatives of various law enforcement agencies in NYC to prepare for the 33rd annual International Kinus Hashluchos this week. The yearly meeting was productive, and both sides look forward to working together to ensure the Security and success of this year’s Kinus.
Tonight, Sunday Tu bishvat (2/5/23), at 9:30pm 770time (EST) please join us on zoom as we continue with part 6 of our shiur in learning the Kuntres Beis Rabbeinu, so we remember why we need to Expand 770!
The following article was written by Rabbi Nissan Mindel and published in the Jerusalem Post Magazine on January 28, 1972. This article will be published in an upcoming book titled “Chabad In America Through The Folders of Nissan Mindel”.
In honor of Chamisha Asar B’Shvat, the 15th of Shvat, which marks the new year for trees, Rabbi Micgael Seligson has provided an overview of the day which includes: 1) The tree and its lessons, 2) Customs of the day, and 3) The day by the Rebbe.
Rabbi Gershon Avtzon of Cincinnati, OH, answers a weekly question pertaining to relevant issues in the Chabad community.
Please say Tehillim Kapital 20 and 68 for an immediate Refuah Shlaima Betov hanirah vehaniglah for Chaim Michoel ben Esther Malka.
Watch this unique look at the question “How did the Rebbe Know”?
With great sadness we report the passing of Rabbi Yisroel Gordon OBM, a veteran Educator and father of Chabad on Campus CEO Rabbi Yossy Gordon. He passed away on Sunday, the 14th of Shvat, 5783. Updated with Shiva information
The Mitzvah Tank that sits in Manhattan bringing Yiddishkeit to far flung Jews has been targeted in graffiti for the second time, and the police believe the same man is responsible.
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.
At a farbrengen on Yud Shevat I was asked to expound on what I wrote last week about Hiskashrus, so I decided to post it. As always your feedback is most appreciated.
When Ryan Rubin, a young adult living in Raleigh, North Carolina, joined the Encounters trip to Guatemala in May, arranged by Chabad Young Professionals, he never imagined that months later, he would be spending yet another Encounter weekend with some of the same people in San Diego, California.
When you join the Show Up event, you are showing the women in your life that you care. You may not know it, but your old student, neighbor or colleague who is struggling will see you there in support, and feel a little less lonely knowing that you are willing to hear, listen and learn.
Fly Free, a Yud Shvat Hakhel event for kids, created by the Moshiach Office at Merkos 302, is now available to all.
CKids Gan Israel of Denmark has opened registration for its sought-after overnight camp, offering Jewish children from across Europe the opportunity to make new friends, create lasting memories and learn about their Jewish heritage in a beautiful, new and larger campground to accommodate its growing popularity.
In Episode 34 of Lamplighters: Stories From Chabad Emissaries On The Jewish Frontier, reporter/producer Gary Waleik presents the story of Rabbi Yitzchak Mendel Wagner of Krefeld, the first German-born rabbi since before World War II. Wagner’s story is a powerful example of Jewish continuity in a country that once was the site of darkness.
