45 Mechanchim Complete Intensive Training School
Mechanchim to be teaching at schools around the globe learned chinuch fundamentals and teaching skills at Igud Hamelamdim’s one-of-a-kind teacher training summer school.
An Airplane Menorah Sent By G-d Leads To A Bar Mitzvah In The Airport
When Rabbi Yossi Rapp of Chabad Air received a model airplane with a Menorah on top, little did he know that it would soon be used to reach the soul of a fellow Jew.
Chabad Shliach In Ra’anana Stabbed and Injured In Attack
A Chabad Shliach to Ra’anana was attacked and stabbed in an incident that the police are classifying a criminal assault.
Program To Train Chabad Hebrew School Teachers Worldwide
While the hottest days of summer rage on, there’s a group of people whose minds are busy with all things back-to-school. They are unsung heroes of Jewish education all over the world—Chabad Hebrew School directors.
Compass Jr. Celebrates Shlichus Through the Ages
Thousands of children in Chabad overnight camps worldwide woke up to the highly anticipated second edition of the Compass Junior magazine.
Meaningful People Podcast With Berel Solomon, How He Found G-d
Berel Solomon has been a professional salesperson for 15 years and has built 7-figure companies. He sat down with the Meaningful People Podcast to share his life story.
8:00pm: What Does It Mean That G-d Never Gives Someone a Problem They Can’t Handle?
The topics in this week’s 415th episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: What Does It Mean That G-d Never Gives Someone a Problem They Can’t Handle? What Life Lessons Do We Learn From the Transition of the Month of Av to the Month of Elul? What Is the Meaning of Curses in the Torah? If They Are Truly Blessings Why Are They Expressed in Negative Terms? What Is a Nisayon (Test), and What Is Its Purpose? Does the “King in the Field” Manifest in Physical Ways?
Can You Define Chinuch “On One Foot”?
Rabbi Gershon Avtzon of Cincinnati, OH, answers a weekly question pertaining to relevant issues in the Chabad community.
BDE: Berel Fogelman, 2-Years-Old, OBM
With great sadness we report the untimely passing of Berel Fogelman OBM, the 2-year-old son of Shmulik and Sarah Fogelman of Chabad of Shrewsbury and UMASS Medical School. He passed away Motzei Shabbos, the 24th of Menachem Av, 5782.
10:00PM: Tanya Applied Episode 72 With Rabbi Simon Jacobson
Tanya Applied Episode 72 With Rabbi Simon Jacobson. The Tanya Applied radio show is broadcast every Saturday night, 10:00PM–10:30PM EDT.
New Mikvah Soon To Be Completed in The Poconos for Locals & Tourists
As Rabbi Shmuel and Mrs. Chana Newman witnessed the Pocono Mountains fill up each year with close to 100,000 Jewish visitors and tourists, the need for a local Mikvah quickly became apparent.
Chabad History With Rabbi Dalfin – Lakewood and Chabad, The Previous Rebbe Visited In 1940
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.
Hundreds of Mechanchim at Chinuch Conclave
Hundreds of Mechanchim enjoyed an invigorating and inspiring day filled with workshops, lectures, and companionship at the Kinus Hamechanchim.
Weekly Story: Spreading the Fire
Usually, engineers can meet one another and nothing special occurs, but when one engineer is a Shliach of the Rebbe, they can make a change that can be passed onto others.
BDE: Mr. Jonathan Ottenstein, OBM
With great sadness we report the passing of Mr. Jonathan Ottenstein OBM, a Crown Heights resident and father. He passed away on Thursday, the 21st of Av, 5782. Updated with Levaya Information
Gallery: A Picture Tour Through Geneva
Chabad photographer Morde’hai Lubecki provided a tour of the city of Geneva through the lens of his camera, catching the breathtaking views of the city and its surrounding area.
After Salman Rushdie Stabbing, Chautauqua Residents Find Comfort at Chabad
The idyllic lakefront town of Chautauqua, in Western New York, just over the Pennsylvania state line, was a serene spot, a place where about 10,000 people stay over the summer, engrossed in intellectual activity, culture, and recreation. That tranquility was shattered on Friday, Aug. 12, when novelist Salman Rushdie was stabbed on stage at the Chautauqua Institute’s amphitheater, a little before 11 a.m.
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