Lubavitchers Worldwide Utilize Summer To Plug-In To Moshiach Reality
Over the summer, the brand new ‘Aspiration’ curriculum brought a new appreciation of Moshiach to Chabad communities and bungalow colonies.
JEM: Elul 2022 – What You Need To Do
The month of Elul has begun, and rabbis are already planning their sermons for the High Holidays. There are some who are convinced that it is their duty to viciously chastise their flock from the pulpit. They actually pride themselves in how harsh they can be.
Here’s My Story: The Patience of the Patients
Mr. Eitan Ben-David is a Jerusalem-based businessman. He was interviewed in his office in October of 2018.
A Jewish Community Unites, Celebrates Jewish Life at Akron Family Festival
A resurgence of summer Jewish Family Festivals is bringing Jewish communities together for delicious deli sandwiches and Jewish culture in parks and synagogues across America.
New Shluchim Participate In Fifth Annual “Yesodos” Seminar
New Shluchim attended a four-day seminar immersed in the world of Shlichus with workshops given by experienced Shluchim hosted by The New Shluchim Desk at Merkos 302.
Rabbi Nosson Gurary explains the lulav and etrog to a student outside Chabad’s mobile Sukkah in the 1970s. Over the years, the rabbi has helped thousands of Jewish students find in Judaism the meaning they’d been seeking elsewhere.
Legendary Buffalo Campus Rabbi’s 50 Years on the Job
Twenty-five-year-old Rabbi Nosson Gurary had been married for two years and now wanted to join the growing number of Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries around the world. The Rebbe pointed him to Rabbi Chaim Mordechai Aizik Hodakov, his chief-of-staff and director of Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch, the educational arm of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement.
Veterans Sefer Torah Dedicated in Baltimore in Memory of World War II Veteran
A special and unique Hachnosos Sefer Torah Parade and celebration took place in Baltimore, Maryland. The Jewish Uniformed Service Association of Maryland-Chabad (JUSA), under the directorship of Shluchim Rabbi Chesky and Chani Tenenbaum welcomed the Veterans Torah with a festive parade headed from Blue Stone Park to the headquarters of JUSA.
Lubavitch Artist Takes Up Elul Challenge In Preparation For Rosh Hashana
Lubavitch artists Yitzchak Moully is known for his colorful murals, creative art, and now most recently his Elul art challenge.
Students Return to Yeshiva of Cergy For Elul 5782
Study at the Lubavitch Mesivta in Cergy, France has begun for the Elul Zman under the auspices of Rabbi Yossi Davidovich, Rabbi Shmuel Lubetzky, and Rabbi Mendel Davidavich.
Israel’s Minister of Diaspora Affairs Opened the School Year at the Chabad Kindergarten in Berlin
The Chabad Jewish kindergarten Gan Israel opened a new kindergarten preschool today, taking in over sixty refugee children from Ukraine who fled the country with the outbreak of the war along with their parents.
New Tanya Course “To Believe or Not to Believe in Yourself: How to Achieve Self-Mastery”
It is with humility, but great joy, that The Rosh Chodesh Society (RCS)—the women’s division of the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute (JLI)—announces the release of its most groundbreaking course to date: TO BElieve OR NOT TO BElieve in YOURSELF: Achieving Self-Mastery.
Memo to Secret Police Chief Reveals Hunt For Chabad’s Soviet Underground
On June 6, 1950, Maj. Gen. Mikhail Popereka, a deputy minister of the Ukrainian branch of the MGB Soviet secret police—the precursor to the KGB—drafted an 11-page memo on the status of the ongoing investigation into the case of the “Chassidim” and sent it to Viktor Abakumov, minister of state security (MGB) of the Soviet Union. Marked with a hand-written “Top Secret,” the report synopsized information gathered by the MGB over the course of its investigation into “the Schneerson anti-Soviet organization” via foreign agents, informants and interrogations.
Brunoy Yeshiva Begins Seder Halimudim
Approximately four hundred bochurim have traveled from across the globe to spend the year of learning in the renowned Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim Brinoy.
Mikvah.org: Women in the Workplace – Part Two
Are you about to enter the workforce? Does your Shlichus or job require you to work in a mixed environment? There are many issues and Halachos that one should be keeping in mind in order to maintain the Kedusha of Am Yisroel.
Movement in Sydney – The First Bikur Choilim and New Chabad Centre
Thirteen years ago, as young newlyweds, a Chabad couple excitedly boarded their flights to Sydney from New York, to be shluchim in a Chabad house in Dover Heights. During their time there, they noticed a large hole in Sydney’s Jewish community and that was that there wasn’t any ‘bikur choilim’ organization.
The horrific murder of Pesha Leah Lapine thirty years ago shocked the Crown Heights Jewish community and the city of New York at large. (Credit: Sefira Lightstone)
From Texas to Missouri: A Crown Heights Story of Love and Memory
On a chilly Thursday, Feb. 6, 1992, Lapine returned from kindergarten at around 4 p.m. The family’s apartment at 680 Lefferts Ave. in Crown Heights was on the first floor of a two-story red brick house. It would be a fateful day that changed his life forever.
Lubavitcher Businessman Rabbi Joseph Gutnick Throws Supports Behind Shaked, Speaks About The Rebbe
Lubavitcher Businessman and philanthropist Rabbi Joseph Gutnick, famous for his active political role in Eretz Yisroel, has thrown his support behind Israeli politician Ayelet Shaked.
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