The Rebbe always encouraged us to create and participate in additional gatherings during shenas Hakhel. What can be warmer and more welcoming than a steaming cup of tea, a relevant Torah insight, inspired discussion, and friendly interaction with other Jewish women?!
Over the past year, Chabad has launched a staggering number of projects—many in multiples of 120—including the 120 new Shluchim (emissaries), honoring 120 years since the birth of the Rebbe—Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, in 1902, in Nikolayev, Ukraine.
This Kinus has announced an exciting partnership taking place this year with Bellissimo Hats, with every shliach getting the chance to purchase an Italian-made, rabbit felt hat of the highest quality for a steep discount of just $99.
The energy is palpable as months of preparation culminate in this final stretch of round-the-clock hustle and bustle before the Kinus.
Excitement swept through over 10 school auditoriums nationwide and in Canada, as over 600 students attended their respective school’s Gamara Bifnim Launch Event in the course of the last ten days.
In honor of the International Kinus Hashluchim taking place this week, Kapotas.com will be hosting a sale on Ribz Blend and Silk Kapotas.
When Chaya Wolff was struggling with a new language in order to teach her seventh-grade students at Or Avner Day School in Kherson, Ukraine, 27 years ago, she could not possibly have known that someday—in the middle of a war that would ravage the city and the nation—her lessons would connect right back to one of her first students and to her own family as well in a profoundly meaningful way.
Ever wonder how many Shluchim there are in America? A new and beautifully designed card game is teaching kids all about the Rebbe’s Shluchim in the USA.
Fourteen years after bearing witness to the murder of his parents, Gavi and Rivky Holtzberg HYD at the Mumbai Chabad House, Moishy Holtzberg opened the new Knesset session with reciting a chapter of Tehillim in their memory.
During one of the most unique Kinussim to date – 5781 Shluchim tuned in from around the world to connect with each other via Zoom, making it the longest farbrengen in history – 136 hours in total. A team of dedicated Shluchim and bochurim have spent months transcribing clips and excerpts from the farbrengen and compiling a sefer from it.
Talmidim of Yeshiva Schnei-Ohr of Aubervilliers, France traveled to Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim Burnoy, where they spent Chof Cheshvan learning with the Shluchim and bochurim.
The goal of the Life Skills Series is that when a woman reaches a point in her life they shouldn’t say, “I wish someone would have told me”. Living Chassidus, is here with weekly classes telling you.
Crown Heights resident, Yehuda Shaffer, put in countless hours to create a directory and map of the Chabad sections of the Old Montefiore Cemetery, allowing people to search for graves by name and pinpoint their exact location.
In honor of the International Kinus Hashluchim taking place this week, the Ohel Bus Service will be providing extra subsidized transportation round trip from Crown Heights to the Ohel beginning on Thursday, Nov. 17th through Monday, Nov. 21st.
For this Hakhel year that emphasizes assembling as many Jewish people as possible, the Pegisha did just that. Over 1,200 students, almost 200 Shluchim & Shluchos, and 65 additional chaperones descended upon the quaint streets of Crown Heights, bringing unprecedented energy and excitement.
Each year, the Chabad on Campus International Pegisha Shabbaton for university students brings swarms of students to Crown Heights from around the world to be in the presence of the Rebbe and soak in the inimitable atmosphere. Baruch Hashem, each year, the number of participants grows ever larger, the Pegisha’s impact expanding along with it.
In honor of the auspicious day of Chof Cheshvan, marking the birth of the Rebbe Rashab in the year 5621 (late 1860), Rabbi Michoel Seligson has recorded a series on facts and information about the Kuntreisim which the Rebbe Rashab wrote on the topics of Tefila, Torah and refinement of Midos.
