Here’s My Story: The Stay-At-Home Mom
Rabbi Yisroel Gordon was a Chabad emissary and educator in Worcester, Massachusetts, and Morristown, New Jersey, for over sixty years. He was interviewed in May 2005. He passed away in 2023.
Rabbi Yisroel Gordon was a Chabad emissary and educator in Worcester, Massachusetts, and Morristown, New Jersey, for over sixty years. He was interviewed in May 2005. He passed away in 2023.
Across more than 1,000 Chabad House communities, shluchim are calling local singles. They are sending messages, answering questions and encouraging community members to take the next step.
Special delegation had recently the privilege of meeting the Rachmastrivka and Skulen Rebbes in Yerushalayim. The delegates presented both Rebbes with the newly released monumental work, the multi-volume set of “Tanya HaSholeim,” published by Kehot Publication Society.
An hour north of Toronto, on the western shore of Lake Simcoe, Innisfil was once known mainly for its beaches and summer cottages. The town’s population has roughly doubled in the last 20 years as many people, priced out of the Toronto market, moved north.
Somewhere between a jet ski on a Utah lake and a Shabbos table in Las Vegas, forty Jewish teenagers were putting on tefillin, wearing tzitzis, and committing to keep Shabbos.
Rabbi Yosef and Basya Stevenson, together with their daughters Chaya and Rivka, will be establishing Chabad of Golden and the Colorado School of Mines in time for the new school year.
Three wildfires continue to burn across eastern Washington State, having already consumed more than 10,000 acres and damaged or destroyed at least 600 structures. Roughly 60,000 residents of Spokane and Stevens counties have been ordered to evacuate since the fires broke out on Saturday morning.
This past week, three annual group photos were taken, capturing five vibrant divisions that together reflect the remarkable scope of Oholei Torah’s summer programming.
In his newest release, Avraham Fried presents a Thank You Hashem music video, “No Shtus”
Parents often spend sleepless nights asking themselves the same question: “What does my child need in order to thrive?” For many families, the answer has been Yeshivas Ufaratzta.
Held each year on the eve of Chof Menachem Av, the event has become a highlight of the summer season in the Catskills, drawing Anash, Chassidim from various courts, members of the Yeshivish community, kollel yungeleit, and yeshivah students for an evening of Torah, Chassidus, and farbrengen.
Just weeks after the exciting announcement that a new mikvah would be added to the campgrounds of Oholei Torah’s Yeshivas Kayitz Program (YKP), the vision has already become a reality.
Today, on the 82nd Yahrtzeit anniversary of this great and holy man, it’s a perfect time to refresh our knowledge about Chof Av, and recommit ourselves to live our lives with this level of commitment, without compromise, and without fear or doubt.
There are those who stand in the spotlight, and those who help that light reach others. Rabbi Sholom Ber Eber, who passed away on June 29 (14 Tammuz) at the age of 78, belonged to the latter category.
Courtesy of Akiva Scheinberger, we present a gallery from Alma Ata of the Chabad delegation at the Gala Banquet.
In honor of Chof Av, the yahrtzeit of the renowned mekubal Harav Levi Yitzchak Schneerson, father of the Rebbe, Anash and community members came together for a special Farbrengen at Bais Levi Yitzchak in Pomona.
In honor of Chof Av, the Yohrtzeit of Reb Levi Yitzchak, the Rebbe’s father, Yagdil Torah has compiled a publication with Mishnayos and selected pieces of his Torah.