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YouTuber with over 6,000,000 subscribes visits Crown Heights and takes a tour with Rabbi Yoni Katz.
YouTuber with over 6,000,000 subscribes visits Crown Heights and takes a tour with Rabbi Yoni Katz.
Mr. Daniel Finkelman had trouble opening his eye one morning, the prognosis wasn’t quite encouraging. Shortly after receiving a blessing the eye opening moment arrived.
Over 60 talmidim of the acclaimed Smicha program Machon Lehoraa Online Smicha, run by Rabbi Nachman Wilhelm, received their Smicha and Dayanus certificates, recognizing and rewarding their hard work and excellent knowledge of Halacha.
Children from all over the world are gearing up for this year’s unique Moshiach online Zoom farbrengen, Sunday 1 PM ET, featuring a unique 770 tour and the launch of a new Tut Altz curriculum.
Bochurim from tens of Yeshivos studied the Rebbe’s Haggadah in honor of Yud-Aleph Nissan, as part of an initiative launched by the Vaad Hatmimim.
A bomb threat — which was determined to be false — prompted an evacuation at the Chabad of Midtown at 509 5th Avenue around 4:30 p.m Shabbos afternoon.
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.
On the last day of Pesach, our custom is to partake in a special seudah (meal) beginning after Mincha, and many extend it past sunset. The Rebbe Rashab publicized this tradition in 5666 (1906) and informed us that it is called The Meal of Moshiach, and we are to drink four cups of wine. This year I participated in this meal, where Rabbi Mendel Gluckowsky, the Rov of Rechovot, Eretz Yisroel farbrenged and he related the following touching and inspiring story. With his permission I am publicizing it.
If you have children or grandchildren heading for college, have mercy on their souls and prepare them for it by infusing them with love and respect for G-d, commitment to the details of the Mitzvot, and a strong, healthy understanding of what being a Jew is all about.
Dylan Zouber is a first-year student at the University of Minnesota. The Deerfield, Illinois native said the protests he encountered on campus gave him a different view of the university. Zouber knew he’d find a safe and welcoming environment at Chabad and joined them for the Passover Seders, where Rabbi Yitzi and Chavie Steiner welcomed him and scores of other students while turmoil raged along University Avenue.
In November 2022, Rabbi Mottel and Nechama Gurevitz opened Chabad of Coquitlam. “It started with Hebrew school,” Rabbi Gurevitz says, “but it’s become a real community.”
Yonason and Devorah Adler are retired system analysts for the Social Security Administration currently residing in Baltimore. They were both interviewed in February, 2024.
MASK and IDCC will once again partner with NCFJE to sponsor the street fair following the Great Lag B’Omer Parade, making it the largest in recent memory.
Join us for an unforgettable evening at The Rabbinical College Annual Founders Gala on June 20th. We’re thrilled to honor two incredible individuals, Joe Piscopo, and Ron Beit, for their remarkable contributions and dedication.
What’s that Yellow Flag? News reporter stumped as a Mashiach Flag flies at UCLA protest.
With great sadness we report the passing of R’ Nachum Mizrachi OBM, a Lubavitcher Chossid from Kfar Chabad. He passed away on Thursday, the 24th of Nissan, 5784.
A series of regional winter seminars, attended by Jewish students from dozens of surrounding cities and towns, drew hundreds of enthusiastic youngsters eager to develop their Jewish identity and spirituality and gain deep knowledge and a stronger connection to Jewish ideals, values, and traditions.