The Crown Heights – Ohel Bus Releases New Updated Schedule
The daily Ohel Bus service that leaves from the Dreidel in Crown Heights has released an updated schedule for the coming year, spreading out the bus route to leave every three hours.
MBD and Yeedle in Miami for the JGifts Mission: An Evening That Reverberates Across South Florida
Nearly 400 attendees reveled in an evening of music and masterful production, to benefit one of South Florida’s quietest yet most impactful organizations: JGifts.org.
INBOX: Extremist Violence Isn’t Far Away, It’s Happening Daily In 770
The shocking murder of Charlie Kirk, carried out on ideological grounds, should set off alarm bells for all of us. This kind of violence is not confined to faraway streets. Right here, in 770, we are witnessing the same phenomenon – not in murder, but in raw violence, threats, and intimidation.
Laws and Customs: Selichos
Rabbi Shmuel Lesches, Magid Shiur in the Yeshiva Gedola of Melbourne, Australia, has compiled a guide to the laws and customs for the period of Selichos for the benefit of the wider Lubavitch community.
Weekly Story: Chai Elul – Tzemach Tzedek
Being that this Shabbos is two days after Chai Elul and is the Shabbos before the final Shabbos of the year, which is erev the birthday of the Rebbe the Tzemach Tzedek, I decided to post a saying of the Rebbe the Tzemach Tzedek about light, which as mentioned last week is the concept of Chai Elul.
Beis Rivkah Elementary of Montreal Releases Chai Elul Video
Beis Rivkah Elementary school of Montreal produced an original video which was shown at the Chai Elul assembly, to explain to elementary-school children how “Chai Elul gives a chayus into Elul”.
Weekly Dvar Torah: When Father Reads, One Hears No Curses
In this week’s Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman looks to the famous story of the Miteler Rebbe and his different hearings of the blessings and curses. What can we learn from this story?
New Chabad Center Launched In North Park, San Diego
A once-quiet SoCal neighborhood is booming with young families — and is now home to a new Chabad.
Conference Marks Blossoming of Jewish Life Across Asia
For two days, Singapore’s Jewish community became a nerve center for Jewish life across Asia, as over 70 emissaries from 15 countries gathered for the regional Kinus Hashluchim.
For almost a week, Nepal has been roiled by protests rejecting a government crackdown on social media. Via X
Amid Upheaval in Nepal, Chabad Provides Refuge in Kathmandu
Nepal’s violent protests have entered their fifth day, with soldiers now patrolling every corner. Yet within the walls of Chabad-Lubavitch of Kathmandu, an island of calm endures, a place of safety and reassurance amid the chaos.
Here’s My Story: No Tricks, No Shortcuts
Rabbi Bentzion Stein serves as the executive director of Detroit’s Lubavitch Cheder, where he first began teaching in 1974. He was interviewed in March 2025.
24 Years Later, Part 7: Senior Chaplain at ‘Ground Zero’ Tells His Story
Chaplain (Col) Jacob Goldstein, Senior Chaplain at “Ground Zero” for all military branches assigned to the World Trade Center, tells his story of courage and purpose.
From Volunteering in Israel to Leadership at Home, CYP Encounter Participants Return with Purpose
The trip was nearly canceled in the wake of the escalating conflict with Iran. With rockets flying and tensions rising, organizers considered postponing. But one by one, participants reaffirmed their commitment.
“A Sign from Above:” The Special Dollar from the Rebbe Given to Minister Eliyahu
This is the dollar that the Rebbe gave to Rabbi Gerlitzky on the exact day of the historic meeting between the minister’s grandfather, Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu, and the Lubavitcher Rebbe in 1989.
A Tribute To Rabbi Moshe Pesach Goldman OBM
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin gives a moving tribute to his 8th-grade Rebbi, Rabbi Moshe Pesach Goldman OBM.
“The Sound of 770” The Nussach Chabad For Slichos
Listen to this Chabad Chazzon as he shares the “Sound of 770”, the Nussach Chabad for Slichos.
24 Years later Part 3: 9/11 Through The Lens of A Shomrim Volunteer
Amid the chaos and panic following the airliners slamming into the two World Trade Center towers on September 11, 2001, many men and woman answered a higher calling – instead of running away, they turned and ran towards the burning buildings in desperate attempts to rescue those trapped in the burning inferno. Among those brave men was a band of Shomrim volunteers from Crown Heights.
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