Tribute: Rabbi Yehoshua Safrin, The Manhattan Komarna Rebbe
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin gives a tribute to Rabbi Yehoshua Safrin OBM, the Manhattan Komarna Rebbe.
A rendering of the Grinshtein Chabad Student Center.
Chabad at Rice breaks ground on Grinshtein Chabad Jewish Student Center
After a decade of growth, Chabad at Rice University broke ground on the new Grinshtein Chabad Jewish Student Center that will provide an expanded home for Jewish students and strengthen the university’s growing Jewish community. The groundbreaking ceremony brought together Rice leaders, […]
Merkos Introduces Mikvah Package, A Milestone In Making Mivtzah Taharas Mishpacha More Achievable and Accessible
Working with experienced mikvah professional, Merkos 302 began looking at how the process of building a Mikvah could be simplified, and how costs could be reduced. The result is the Merkos Mikvah Package.
Mendy Cooper dances with his father, Rabbi Reuvi Cooper, and the hundreds that came to celebrate his bar mitzvah and the dedication of a new Torah scroll in his honor.
‘Magical Mendy’ Celebrates His Bar Mitzvah in Melbourne
Mendy Cooper was born with Angelman syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that leaves him nonverbal, affects his balance and mobility, but is often paired with a disposition marked by near-constant smiling and laughter.
Video: Philanthropist Shares Personal Story To Convey Importance of Chinuch
As the new school year begins, a timely address from Mr. Eliyahu Kholodenko, Founder and CEO of Questrade, speaking at Kinus Hamechanchim about the extraordinary impact of mechanchim and the central role they play in carrying out the Rebbe’s vision for chinuch.
Painting by Zalman Kleinman | Courtesy Zev Markowitz / Chai Art Gallery
Centuries-Old Chassidic Text Uplifts High Holiday Preparations
In 1819, in the town of Kopust (Kopys), in present-day Belarus, a Chassidic work rolled off the printing press for the first time and quickly made waves throughout the Jewish world. More than two centuries later, it continues to inspire, uplift and transform the High Holiday experience of readers around the world.
Delegation of the Jewish Community of Dnipro Visits the Ohel of the Alter Rebbe in Hadiach in Honor of Chai Elul
At the resting place of the First Lubavitcher Rebbe, the representatives from Dnipro prayed on behalf of the entire Jewish community of the city, and also took part in a farbrengen dedicated to this special date on the Jewish calendar.
Four Decades Into Asia’s Jewish Renaissance, Shluchim Meet in Taipei to Build What Comes Next
From a new Jewish cemetery in Taiwan to new shluchim, schools, mikvahs and kosher infrastructure across the continent, the Kinus marked four decades of growth and launched a new fund to seed the future.
Agudas Chassidei Chabad Calls for Greater Care in Using the Rebbe’s Image and Words in Advertising
In a letter issued ahead of Elul, Agudas Chassidei Chabad urges Chassidim to reconsider the use of photographs, recordings and Sichos of the Rebbe in advertisements, campaigns and promotional materials, emphasizing that even holy causes do not justify using the Rebbe as a means of attracting publicity.
CCTV footage captures the moment the flood hit the Gyirong Port crossing on the China–Nepal border on 26 August, 2026.
As Rosh Hashanah Approaches, 30 Jews Among the Missing in Nepal Disaster
Among the missing are two Israelis, including a 60-year-old man, and some 30 Jewish visitors and local residents, says Chani Lifshitz.
A Night of Gratitude, Growth, and Simcha: Chabad of South Broward Celebrates 46 Years
This past Monday night, more than 300 members and friends of the South Broward Jewish community gathered at Turnberry Aventura Jewish Center to celebrate the 45th Annual Dinner of Congregation Levi Yitzchok-Lubavitch/Chabad of South Broward Headquarters.
24 Hours Left to Help Aleph Change the Story, One Family at a Time
Then Sammy’s Bar Mitzvah approached. With it came a new set of worries. Who would come? How would they afford it? And the question Sammy wanted answered most: Would his father be there?
Chabad at USC Opens New Center With Campus’s First Kosher Restaurant
When Rabbi Dov and Runya Wagner first drew up plans some fifteen years ago, the idea was modest: raise a million dollars, add about a thousand square feet to the dining room. The project grew roughly tenfold.
New App “Hachlata” Helps Turn Good Resolutions Into Lasting Habits
In honor of Chai Elul and the approach of Rosh Hashana, a new app is offering a simple way to help keep hachlatos going long after Tishrei has passed.
This Ditmas Park Jewish Preschool Just Won New York’s Top Rating
The city’s Department of Health gave Aleph its exceptional quality of care award after an assessment using the Infant/Toddler Environment Rating Scale, a gold-standard framework for evaluating early learning environments.
16 New Shluchim Bring Fresh Chayus to Oholei Torah Mesivta
Their arrival brings fresh energy and enthusiasm to the Mesivta, strengthening the atmosphere of learning and hiskashrus for talmidim across all three shiurim.
Historic Preparations Underway in Moscow Ahead of the High Holidays
Jewish Moscow marks the upcoming centenary of the Rebbe Rayatz’s historic “Mesiras Nefesh” Maamar delivered in Moscow in 1927, with an expanded program of Torah learning, education and community initiatives
Submit a Story
