JEM: How Drinking Red Wine Saved My Eye
Watch as Dr. Leonard Lovitch tells his story with the Lubavitcher Rebbe, and how drinking red wine saved his eye.
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Ukrainian Refugees, Shluchim, Share Stories in Heartwarming Short Film
Filmed during the Ukrainian War’s harrowing opening days, a new short film tells the story of the women and children of Chabad Odessa’s incredible escape to Berlin, and features first-hand stories from refugees, Chabad shluchim, and the ordinary people who put their lives on pause to help their brothers and sisters in need.
Here’s My Story: The Blessing Of A Broken Window
Since 1976, Rabbi Yonah Fradkin has been serving as the regional director of Chabad in S. Diego county, California, which today has twenty-six centers. He was interviewed in the My Encounter studio in October of 2021.
MyShliach Volunteers Honored at 15th Annual Event
A lavish dinner marking 15 years of MyShliach honored the volunteers of its flagship chavrusa program.
Meaningful Interviews: Rabbi Meir Plotkin #1 – Family History, Montreal Jewry 1940’s, Meeting Lubavitch
Rabbi Plotkin was born in Montreal after his father emigrated from Russia in 1904. He attended the local yeshiva, and at age fourteen transferred to Yeshiva Torah Voddas in Brooklyn. He was introduced to Chabad by Sholom Ber Gurkov who cared for him like a brother.
Rabbi Mendy Uminer is at the U.S. Open, ready to serve the Jewish needs of all visitors.
Visitors to the U.S. Open at The Country Club Will Be Greeted By a Chabad Rabbi
Founded in 1882, and simply named The Country Club, the expansive and exclusive golf club in Brookline, Mass., is once again hosting the U.S. Open on its manicured greens. But This time, Rabbi Uminer from Chabad-Lubavitch of Chestnut Hill will be there to greet the guests.
Fundraiser Launched For The Family Of Mrs. Shevy Piekarski A”H
This past Tuesday, the fifteenth Sivan, our dear sister and friend, Mrs. Shevy Piekarski A”H returned her holy neshama to Hashem, when she was taken from us after battling a terrible illness, at the young age of 46.
Rambam Chidon Held In New Haven Mesivta
A Rambam Chidon on Hilchos Melech Hamoshiach was held at Mesivta Beis Dovid Shlomo in New Haven, CT this week, complete with tests, finalists, and prizes.
Ufaratzta Shluchim Receive Visitors Despite Soaring Air Travel Prices and Cancellations
Bochurim setting out to join Shluchim for Shavuos faced a barrage of flight cancellations. Determined to reach their destinations, many decided to fly from farther airports or even drive the distance.
JEM: I Didn’t Listen, So The Rebbe Sent The Blessing To Me
Watch as Mr. Freddy Hager tells the story of how he didn’t listen to the Rebbe, so the Rebbe sent the blessings to him.
German Federal Digital Minister Visits Jewish Campus
The German Federal Minister for Digital Affairs and Transport Volker Wissing visited Chabad Berlin and the Jewish Campus, which is presently under construction.
A WHOLE New Jewish Overnight Camp to Combat Assimilation
As Ckids Gan Israel enters its third year there is a special vibe of excitement and anticipation in the air. A scholarship fund was launched to help cover the costs of some campers that can’t afford it.
New Shluchim to George Mason University
Rabbi Ezra and Bracha (Meisel) Wiemer, together with their children, are going to be operating the hub of Jewish life at George Mason University, featuring all facets of a thriving Jewish community.
CTeen Announces the Staff That Make the Summer
CTeen Summer announces their staff of 11 Shluchim & Shluchos and 60 Bochurim & girls who will take this summer’s 11 programs to the next level.
BDE: Mrs. Shevy Piekarski, 46, OBM
With great sadness we report the untimely passing of Mrs. Shevy Piekarski OBM, a Shlucha in Bagota Columbia. She passed away following an illness on Tuesday, the 15th of Sivan, 5782.
Jewish Life Keeps on Growing in Majestic Lake Tahoe
The majestic Sierra Nevada mountains loom over Lake Tahoe, straddling the California/Nevada state line, and overlook the country’s largest alpine lake. For decades, retirees, second-home owners and tourists have been flocking to the region for skiing, watersports and nature.
New Pittsburgh Mikvah Begins To Come Together With The Next Stage of Construction
The new mikvah being built at the Bnei Emunah – Chabad Shul in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania took the next step towards completion this morning as the second pouring of concrete-filled out the body of the Mikvah.
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