Tribute To Rabbi Mordechai Dubinsky OBM
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin gives a touching and insightful tribute to Rabbi Mordechai Hakohen Dubinsky OBM, a renowned educator in the Chabad community.
Weekly Story: Be A Mechanech (an Educator)
Being that this coming week there will be a kinus of mechanchim, I thought it would be appropriate to post something that the Rebbe said about the importance of being a mechanech (an educator) and perhaps more importantly the way an educator should educate his/her students, our children.
Program is Released for Record Breaking 25th Annual Kinus HaMechanchim
The Kinus, taking place Wednesday and Thursday, August 13–14, features over 40 sessions, roundtables, and panels, carefully curated for educators at every stage and role.
Weekly Dvar Torah: One Step Backward for Two Steps Forward – The Double Comfort and the Full Moon of the 15th of Av
In this week’s Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman delves into the curious reality that a decent creates for a stronger ascent. It may be counterintuitive, it may seem backward, but there is a reasoning behind it.
Shliach and Family Safe After Chabad House Burns To The Ground
A massive, fast-moving fire gutted Chabad of South Bergen County and The Meadowlands in the early hours of Friday morning, devastating the building but thankfully sparing the Shliach and his family.
A Chai Milestone: 18 Years of Shlichus in Clifton Park
The celebration marking 18 years (Chai – Life!) of Shlichus in Clifton Park was filled with inspiration, warmth, and a boost to go forward.
Top 8 Finalists Announced — Now It’s Your Turn to Vote
After a remarkable round of submissions from passionate, creative mechanchim around the world, the Chinuch Pitch has narrowed down to the top 8 finalists, and now it’s your turn to help decide the final 3.
Here’s My Story: Know Whence You Come
Mr. Robert Kremnizer is an attorney practicing law in Sydney, Australia. He is also the author of ten books on Chassidut, including a collection of first-hand experiences with the Rebbe entitled Australian Encounters. He was interviewed in August 2017.
Transform Your Life in a Split Second
Ten Yad’s Grand Split Returns, Launching This Chamisha Asar B’Av.
Double the Images! JEM Supercharges Popular Face Recognition Tool
Today, JEM is unveiling a major expansion to the platform; now offering over 500,000 searchable photos along with new features that make the tool more powerful, accurate, and meaningful than ever.
From 90 to 278: How Chabad Young Professionals Became the Largest Global Network for Young Jewish Life
In 2019, there were CYP chapters in 90 communities. Today, it’s 278, a staggering 209% increase that has made it the largest network of young Jewish communities in the world.
Campus Shluchim Pose For Group Photo
For the next three days, 130+ campus Rabbis from four countries have gathered for some much-needed recharging, bonding, and brotherhood with their fellow Shluchim at the Annual Kinus HaShluchim.
BDE: Mrs. Tzivia Gopin, 67, OBM
With great sadness, we report the passing of Mrs. Tzivia Gopin OBM, an educator and resident of the Crown Heights community. She passed away following an illness on Wednesday night, the 13th of Av, 5785.
Second-Largest City in Tartarstan Now Home to a Chabad Center
Naberezhnye Chelny, a major industrial hub, is the second-largest city in Tatarstan. This venerable and unique community now has its own Chabad center, established by Rabbi Chaim Dovid and Chaya Paer.
CEO of Chabad Israel’s “Ministry of Education” to Address Record‑Breaking Kinus HaMechanchim
Drawing mechanchim from across the globe, the upcoming Kinus HaMechanchim is set to be the largest ever. Among the key voices featured will be Rabbi Eliyahu Krichevsky, Director of the Reshet in Israel.
Chagigas Hashiyum 5785 of Cheder Ohr Menachem CH
After twelve months of Hatzlocha’dige immersive Limud HaTorah with Chayus and Simcha, Kitos Daled, Hey, Vov, and Zayen concluded their school year with a spirited Chagigas Siyum ceremony in the grand ULY hall.
History of Klein’s Hillside – Camp Gan Yisrael, Parksville
Klein’s Hillside stands as a testament to the resilience and ingenuity of Jewish immigrants in America. Today, its legacy lives on — the buildings and memories continue to evoke deep nostalgia and pride among those who spent their formative years at Klein’s Hillside Hotel.
Submit a Story
