From Russia to Europe in Trepidation
In honor of the anniversary of the Rebbe and the Rebbetzen, we present an excerpt from an upcoming book on the life of the Rebbetzen.
The Site of Rebbe’s Chupa in Warsaw
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin visits the former site of Lubavitcher Yeshiva from 1921-1935 in Warsaw, Poland, the location where the Rebbe’s Chupa took place.
JLI: How This Musician Rose to Fame While Discovering Judaism
Join Alex Clare, a renowned musician, teacher, and father, as he shares his remarkable journey of balancing his passion for music with his deepening connection to Judaism.
BDE: Mrs. Gittel Karp, 78, OBM
With great sadness we report the passing of Mrs. Gittel Karp OBM, a resident of Yerushalayim and sister of Crown Heights Sofer and activist Harav Moshe Klein.
New Shluchim Appointed to West Adam, Los Angeles
Rabbi Michoel and Hindy Zajac and their son Moshe and daughter Zelda have been appointed as new Shluchim to West Adams, Los Angeles.
When Your Work Is So Important, Even The New York State Senator Recognizes It
You know an organization is important. You know that it is indispensable. But when a New York State Senator recognizes it, and the New York Times writes about it, you know it is worth donating to.
WATCH: Chabad on Campus Music Video with Singer Eli Marcus and Sand Artist Naomi Zeivald
Chabad on Campus International releases a new music video created for the recent historic Pegisha Shabbaton, featuring an original song by Eli Marcus and live sand art by Naomi Zeivald.
Ohel Bus To Provide Extra Transportation For Yud Daled Kislev
For the auspicious days of Yud Daled Kislev, the Ohel Bus Service will be providing extra subsidized transportation round trip from Crown Heights to the Ohel on Motzei Shabbos, December 14th, and Sunday, December 15th.
Please Say Tehillim For A Shliach in Need of a Refuah
Please say Tehillin for Sholom Dovber ben Chava Hecht, a Senior Sephardic Rabbi and Shliach in Queens, NY, as well as the CEO of Mossed Shelah. He is presently in the ICU following a fall over Shabbos.
Review: The Oracle is Oxymoronic
In a book review by the 5 Towns Jewish Times, The Oracle: Portraits of Rebbe Mendel Schneerson, in hailed as “a must have.” The writer notes, that “it’s not meant to be tucked away in a bookshelf in one’s study, rather it is meant to sit upon a coffee table in one’s family room calling attention.”
A First Hand Account From Your Friend, Family Member and Neighbor
Mommy, we’re ready to get engaged, but I’m so scared because Tattie is so very sick. How will you ever be able to make our wedding? He wouldn’t even be able to come to the Ohel for our engagement…what should I do?”
Chabad History With Rabbi Dalfin – Not Only Yichus But Earned Connection
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.
Weekly Story: Yud Tes Kislev Part #2
As we continue our Farbrengen on aspects of Yud Tes Kislev, I am posting an insight on the Tanya, that I heard from Rab Aharon Chitrik, a”h. hopefully this insight will enhance our appreciation of the Tanya, and subsequently when we begin learning the Tanya anew
Jewish Teens Rally at Brandenburg Gate
In a historic gathering, the Brandenburg Gate, a symbol once known for its association with the Nazis, served as the backdrop for a remarkable demonstration of Jewish pride and resilience.
Brooklyn Children’s Museum To Welcome All Free of Charge This Sunday
The Brooklyn Children’s Museum is welcoming all for a free weekend of fun in celebration of its 125th Anniversary.
Chabad of Midtown Miami hosted a “Basel Shabbat” Friday-night dinner in the gallery, bringing together about 100 Jewish artists and galleries. Chabad of Midtown Miami
Art Basel Miami Meets Shabbat and Mitzvot
Each year, the streets of Miami bustle with tens of thousands of visitors who descend upon the city for Art Basel, the largest art show in America. Every year during Art Basel, Chabad-Lubavitch of Midtown Miami, which straddles the Miami Design District and the Wynwood neighborhood—the latter known for its street graffiti art—welcomes the huge influx of Jewish visitors, from visual and multimedia artists and to art dealers and collectors.
A Stranger Gave $22,000 To Devorah Benjamin in 2020, Can We Do Better In 2024?
KSCVK will be launching its annual campaign Motzei Shabbos and every dollar will go towards helping complete a Jewish family. Don’t let Devorah down.
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