JLI: The Most Difficult Rule in Judaism
In this moving and hilarious talk, discover why the most difficult challenge in life isn’t keeping kosher or following complex laws, it’s finding genuine joy in the face of adversity.
In this moving and hilarious talk, discover why the most difficult challenge in life isn’t keeping kosher or following complex laws, it’s finding genuine joy in the face of adversity.
A regional Shabbaton seminar recently brought together over 120 Jewish teenagers, members of the EnerJew Jewish youth movement from across southern Russia, for four days of learning, connection, and Jewish experiences.
Singer-songwriter Yechida, also known as Moti Muchnik, has released a new single titled Just Gotta Try, featuring Yehuda Marozov—an upbeat folk-inspired song carrying a positive message about embracing one’s unique strengths.
“Melaveh Malka Medley” combines three niggunim traditionally sung on Motzei Shabbos: Hamavdil, Omar Hashem L’Yaakov, and Eliyahu Hanavi.
The CKids Shabbaton and JewQ Championship 5786 is just one week away, and the team is thrilled to announce the talented head staff leading this year’s program.
A new open kitchen offering free meals to locals and guests alike has opened in Crown Heights year-round, bringing hachnosas orchim to a whole new level, initiated by philanthropist R’ Eliyahu Schlossberg.
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.
A New Jersey man accused of repeatedly ramming his vehicle into the doors of the 770 Eastern Parkway has again refused to appear in court, forcing prosecutors to postpone a scheduled bail hearing.
Dozens of educators joined a Historia training session hosted by the Merkos Chinuch Office, featuring veteran educator Mrs. Ella Lerman, Educator for over 40 years, who shared practical strategies to help teachers bring history to life in their classrooms.
A group of local Shluchim and talmidim joined Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, of Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, for a visit to City Hall of Cincinnati where they met with local members of the city council and received the “Education Day” proclamation.
The largest ever Pegisha Europe took place this past weekend, drawing over 600 participants from 75 universities hailing from 13 European countries for a transformative Shabbos experience in Rome.
Being that next Friday is the yahrzeit of the Rebbe Rashab, I decided to post this week something which I will be mentioning at a farbrengen.
See how a single moment of connection in the classroom sparks a ripple effect that changes everything. This moving video reveals how Bais Rivkah teachers are building our daughters, our future, and our world.
Yaldei Hashluchim from remote communities across the Midwest gathered in Rochester, MN, for a Shabbos of connection, chizuk, and fun.
On the Shabbos we bless the new month, Nissan, known as the Month of Spring, we share a letter in which the Rebbe explains the connection of spring with Pesach and how it helps us prepare for the Pesach.
“To everyone at Chabad: thank you,” he wrote. “From every Jewish person, and frankly anyone, you’ve been welcomed with open arms and genuine care over the years. Chabad is one of the most extraordinary organizations in the world. I’m deeply grateful to be part of this community.”
On Sunday, March 22, the Winspear Opera House will be the setting for one of the most extraordinary evenings in Dallas Jewish community history — a night that weaves together miracle, faith, music, and the future of a generation.