Young entrepreneurs and local business owners joined “The Huddle” in Kingston, PA, where they heard from leading experts and discussed the latest trends. In the words of one “It was truly a Kiddush Hashem”.
At Tomchei Tmimim Ocean Parkway, we weave a tapestry of school-family engagement, fostering strong connections among parents, teachers, and students. Our commitment to active parental involvement not only enriches a child’s learning experience but also acquaints parents with our curriculum, extending the educational journey seamlessly into the home.
We are pleased to announce our talented group of head staff for the upcoming summer. Our head staff put in months of work to ensure your child has a fun, safe, and meaningful summer.
This year, a significant number of Shluchos are set to extend their stay in New York after the annual Kinus Hashluchos to attend the Wellness Summit, a full-day in-depth seminar for Shluchos, focused on mental health and emotional well-being.
Growing up without a father is difficult. The Rebbe teaches how to care for the individuals left behind, and reminds the children of the heroes of their fathers’ sacrifices to protect the Holy Land and the Jewish people.
We presemt a video Shiur by Rabbi Nachman Wilhelm of Machon Lehoraa Online Smicha, discussing this weeks Parsha, talking all about the miracle of the Mana. Sharing some powerful insights on what we can learn from this amazing miracle.
Last Thursday night, more than a hundred people attended the Yud Shevat Farbrengen at the Chabad Center in Cedarhurst, Five Towns. The event was hosted by Rabbi and Mrs. Zalman Wolowik.
In the days and weeks following the Oct. 7 massacres in Israel, hundreds of families from near the Israel-Gaza border were uprooted from their homes. As images of the bloodshed and destruction circulated online, Jews in America were first shocked and then spurred into action. As it has so many times throughout history, help came from their brethren in America.
Author and Historian Rabbi Chaim Dalfin gives a tribute to R” Tzvi Tsatskis OBM, the famed Chosid who would sing by the Rebbe’s Farbrengen.
Join Bais Rivkah Alumnae for a virtual event to enhance your Shabbos table in honor of Tu B’Shvat. The event will take place on ZOOM on January 25th, 8:00pm to 9:”00pm.
But while R’ Mendel very much lives in “today,” he is also a staunch defender of the idea of “gezhe,” or the value of holding on to one’s past that can be traced to the old home back in Russia.
Growing up in the upwardly mobile Sheepshead Bay neighborhood of Brooklyn, N.Y., award-winning photographer Marc Asnin says he was always a “loud and proud Jew” with a big heart and a deep concern for the underdog and the bullied—the kinds of people who have defined his professional life as a documentary photographer.
In this Meaningful Interviews program, Rabbi Chaim Dalfin questions Rabbi Elchonon Poupko, a noted author and 11th generation Rabbi, about his opinion on Chabad-Litvak relationship, the 770 issue, Chasidus study at YU and Litvish yeshivos, the Rebbe and his ancestors.
To assist Chassidim and their families in their preparation, Vaad Or Vechom Hahiskashrus is pleased to present our Chof Beis Shevat resource site, filled with hundreds of interesting and useful resources on the life of the Rebbetzin.
The Rohr Chabad House at UW-Madison hopes a proposed five-story expansion can help alleviate two persistent space crunches in Downtown Madison: one largely within its own facilities, the other in off-campus student housing stock.
With Hashem’s help and the Rebbe’s brachos, Mikvah.org is excited to announce the soft launch of a Taharas Hamishpacha Helpline, staffed by experienced certified Kallah Teachers, and Rabbinically endorsed by a committee of prominent Chabad Rabbonim who are experts in this field.
I could never wrap my head around it. The more the merrier, no? Why say “no” to more good? Why not accept more donations and save them for later? What does “more than enough” even mean? Until, one day, I heard myself saying, over and over, “It’s so nice of you to offer, but we have more than enough, boruch Hashem.”
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