Day one of Chinuch conference concluded at the Armon hotel in Stanford Connecticut, With over 250 educators from across the for a full day of sessions and workshops, organized by the Merkos Chinuch Office directed by Rabbi Nochum Kaplan.
Georgia’s historic Camack House, which sits on a two-acre property in downtown Athens, will come alive once again when Chabad-Lubavitch of Athens completes preservation and refurbishment of the 188-year-old home and property.
The 20th of Av (corresponding this year to August 17) marks 78 years since the passing of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson (1878-1944), father of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
Help raise awareness on the topic of preserving female fertility by publicizing a very eye opening, and informative Q & A interview with Rabbi Chaim Brikman who discusses all the options and Halachos involved for future fertility.
There are few acts of vandalism or theft more traumatic to a Jewish community than the loss or destruction of a Torah scroll, so when two scrolls were stolen on the very same day that Chabad of the Beaches moved into its new synagogue a year ago, the community was in shock. Although each Torah scroll is unique, and in that sense cannot be replaced, the bringing to life of a new Torah has been redemptive for the Beaches Jewish community.
Join us tonight for ‘An Evening of Learning’ with Rabbi YY Jacobson, honoring the Rebbe’s father on his 78TH yahrzeit, in accordance with the Rebbe’s personal request.
In honor of Chof Av, the Yohrtzeit of Reb Levi Yitzchak, the Rebbe’s father, Yagdil Torah has compiled a publication with Mishnayos and selected pieces of his Torah.
Just in time for Chof Av, the new Derher for kids triple episode audio production tells the story of Harav Levi Yitzchok’s life in a comprehensive way through an immersive story-drama that’s both entertaining and educational.
Renovations and installation of an under the sidewalk heating system continue outside 770 this week, with the completion of the area outside the Library.
Not every Chabad of RARA trip goes to the ‘real’ outback of Australia, but sometimes they do. This was one of them.
A last minute flight cancelation has grounded the New York portion of the annual Almaty, Kazakhstan trip to Reb Leivik’s Kever, leaving many Anash and Shluchim unable to join.
As the Sydney Jewish community emerges from two years of pandemic-ridden isolation, six passionate communal organisations with a common goal in mind came together to create a collaborative young adult event, to enable young Jewish adults to reconnect from across the various Jewish communities.
When Rabbi Chaim Schwartz left the University of Georgia to study at a yeshiva in Israel, his family worried that he was gone for good. But now, after years of study and receiving rabbinic ordination, he is returning to his native Roswell, Georgia, together with his wife Menucha, as a Chabad emissary.
Pure Simcha! That was the feeling in Mullumbimby New South Wales, Australia yesterday, as a new Torah scroll was completed and welcomed into the local Chabad center.
In Wesley Hills, N.Y.—a bucolic Jewish enclave about an hour north of New York City—a piece of that reconstruction is in the form of a newly built synagogue that is a near-exact replica of the Baal Shem Tov’s synagogue in Medzhybizh in Western Ukraine.
The topics in this week’s 414th episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: What Is the Most Meaningful Way to Honor Chof Av? How Do I Make the Most of Going to Alma Ata for Chof Av? How Do We Rebuild After Loss? What Is Expected of Us During the Second Half of Av? Which Is the Happiest Day of the Year? Why Isn’t There More Discussion About Ahavas Yisroel in Shulchan Aruch? How Far Must We Go In Thinking Good So That It Will Be Good? Is There a Guide for When and How We Are Allowed and Supposed to Ask for Things We Need?
On Shabbos afternoon before mincha anash of Tannersville N.Y. gathered in Bais Menachem for a special Kinus Torah in Honor of the upcoming Yohrzeit – Hillula of the Rebbe’s father on Chof Menachem-Av.
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