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A Purim Miracle on the Road: No Challenge too large for Helping Incarcerated Jews

For the past 8 years, Jewish Services Canada-Chabad (JSC-Chabad) has sent out an army of dedicated yeshiva students to Canada’s Prisons to bring Joy and light to the Jew’s incarcerated there. Most of the prisons are located outside urban centres and deep into the wooded areas of the countryside. Some volunteers travel 3 hours each way to read Megillah to just a handful of Jews. However, this year, things took a dangerous turn.

‘I Don’t Recognize This Australia’: Persistent Antisemitism Rocks Australian Jewry

The Adass firebombing, other acts of overt antisemitism and the government’s overall apathetic responses have forced Australian Jews to reckon with a question they never dreamed of asking: Is Australia still a safe haven for Jews?

Lamplighters Podcast: The Rabbi Who Would Give Anything to a Fellow Jew — Even a Kidney

In Episode 53 of Lamplighters: Stories From Chabad Emissaries On The Jewish Frontier, reporter/producer Gary Waleik presents the story of Rabbi Aizik and Rebbetzin Musia Baumgarten, Chabad shluchim who give everything they’ve got to Jews in East Hampton and Montauk, Long Island. In the case of Rabbi Aizik, that meant giving a life-saving organ donation to Terri Davgin.

Waterford, Michigan Welcomes its First Synagogue

Rabbi Berel and Chana Grossbaum, who moved to the Detroit suburb in November, 2024 with their two young sons Mendel and Levi. Waterford, located around 30 miles north of Detroit, has an estimated Jewish population of 800 families, many who moved from the city for Waterford’s quieter suburban lifestyle.