Despite the ebb and flow of changing demographics in the seacoast city of New Haven, Connecticut, the iconic Orchard Street Shul with its weathered brick facade and Star-of-David-topped cupolas has welcomed generations of New Haven Jews.
Being that we are now six weeks before Yud Aleph Nissan, and both Temimim and Anash are all doing aspects to strengthen their hiskashrus to the Rebbe, I decided to write some aspects about the background of the Likkutei Sichos. The reason for this is that the Rebbe writes that the way one becomes connected to the Rebbeim is by learning their Torah.
Rabbi Moshe Bryski explores the enduring spirit of the Jewish people, the importance of Torah education, and the transformative power of unwavering belief. A must-watch for those seeking inspiration, hope, and a deeper connection to Jewish heritage.
A younger Avraham Fried, early in his adult career, at a wedding singing Dina Storch’s “Someday” which was made famous by Mordechai Ben David.
The Rosh Kollel of Kollel L’Rabbonei Chabad, HaRav Chaim Hillel Raskin gives a shiur going through the background and source material for this unique Purim falling out on Friday. He concludes with practical halacha lmase guidance.
From Hong Kong to Cancun, airports in hundreds of cities worldwide are buzzing this week with the energy of 4,000 teens, proudly showcasing their Jewish identity as they journey to New York City for this weekend’s CTeen Shabbaton.
For decades, Jewish Educational Media (JEM) has meticulously curated, translated, and produced thousands of videos capturing the Rebbe’s teachings and personal interactions. Soon, JEM will be rolling out a groundbreaking AI-powered tool that will transform how users access and explore this vast archive.
Rabbi Menashe Althaus is the director of Chabad in Kiryat Tivon, Israel. He was interviewed in February of 2024.
Discover the transformative future of the entertainment industry in the newest episode of Classic Take with Rabbi Sholom Zirkind of The Moshiach Office Podcast Network at Merkos 302.
Ahead of Tes Adar, relive the Frierdiker Rebbe’s Daring Escape to America – “America Is Nisht Andersh”, with a story told by Rabbi Sholem Perl.
R’ Avraham Feldman is the Chabad Shliach to Iceland. He sat down with Yisroel Teitelbaum of The Jew Project in studio for a portrait.
The vibrant Crown Heights community is set to welcome 4,000 teenagers this week as the annual CTeen Shabbaton unfolds. While their daily lives may be as diverse as the colors of their beanies, this weekend, they will unite to connect, inspire, and strengthen their Jewish pride together.
The Shabbos young shluchim have been waiting for is finally here. This week for boys, and next week for girls, simultaneous Shabbatons will be held around the globe. Hosted by local Shluchim, with resources provided by MyShliach at Merkos 302, the Shabbatons will unite Yaldei Hashluchim with peers in their regions. Click To See Complete List Of Locations.
As Crown Heights prepares to welcome thousands of teens for the 17th annual CTeen Shabbaton this week, the legendary community is once again playing a vital role in the Rebbe’s Shlichus. With large crowds expected, locals may want to plan ahead for peak congestion times.
Across the world, a masterfully produced curriculum helped children experience the Rebbe’s first Farbrengen.
In the annals of Chabad-Lubavitch in the US, the presence of Rabbi Yosef Wineberg (1917-2012) looms large. From his days as a student in Tomchei Tmimim in pre-war Warsaw & Otvotzk, surviving the bombing of Warsaw in 1939 at the side of the Previous Rebbe, to his lifetime role as the Rebbe’s roving ambassador and trailblazing teacher of the Tanya. The Wineberg family is currently putting together a book about his fascinating story, his life’s work and his deep hiskashrus to the Rebbe.
During the international Kinus Hashluchos that took took place this past weekend, classmates, teachers and mothers of the Nigri Shluchim Online School joined together for their annual reunion, a once-a-year event where they get to finally see each other in person and connect.
