When the Woman Felt “Stuck”
The New York woman told the Chabad representative, “The fact that we went to spend Sukkos in Arizona was not just an ‘occurrence,’ it was Divine Providence. It was orchestrated so that you would give me this book.”
The New York woman told the Chabad representative, “The fact that we went to spend Sukkos in Arizona was not just an ‘occurrence,’ it was Divine Providence. It was orchestrated so that you would give me this book.”
We can try our best as parents, but the rest is really in Hashem’s hands. Devorah Berkowitz, a Lubavitch educator, joins the Clappy and Frank Show to discuss bullying in schools and the reasons why people go off the Derech.
Special full-day track at the Kinus will have Shluchim drawing inspiration from one another and gaining valuable tools to help their communities navigate life’s challenges with resilience.
Vassar, a small Upstate New York college of 2,400 students, offers a boutique, curated campus experience. Now, Vassar’s estimated 600 Jewish students have a space that reflects that atmosphere: a timber-frame Chabad House designed not as a synagogue, but as a home.
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.
Two Bochurim are learning how the law works in the United States tonight after violating a restraining order and being arrested in 770 Thursday afternoon.
Shabbos Parshas Va’yeira is the Shabbos before Chof Cheshvan, the birthday of the Rebbe Rashab, who was born in the year 5621 (1860), 165 years ago. Therefore, this year we say Kapital (chapter) 16 in Tehillim at least on his birthday, this Tuesday, while some have the custom to say it the entire year.
Launched this summer, Chabad Cares Nevada is part of a new initiative led by Rabbi Moshe and Doba Cunin to meet people where they are, literally — in hospitals, senior homes, or times of personal struggle.
In this week’ Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman shares the good new of a Mazal Tov in his family, and the special moment he had at the Ohel of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
If you plan on visiting the Ohel this Sunday, November 9, between 11:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., you may experience long lines. Thank you for understanding and being so welcoming to our future Jewish leaders.
Nestled in suburban Southern California, just 20 miles from downtown Los Angeles, beautiful Covina attracts young professionals, families, and retirees alike. But many felt isolated, as if they were “the only Jew in town.” Now they have a Chabad House, led by Rabbi Yisroel and Chaya Baumgarten.
AI is easy to use, it’s powerful, and it’s the future. But are we fully accessing its potential yet? The AI Day at this year’s Kinus looks to address that.
250 Chabad Shluchos and community leaders from across Russia and the Former Soviet Union gathered in Sochi for a deeply uplifting four-day conference held at the initiative of Chief Rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar.
For the past twenty-five years, Rabbi Eli Amsel has specialized in preparing rare and antique Jewish books and handwritten manuscripts for auction. He was interviewed in July 2018.
A TTOP student opted out of electives to keep learning — inspiring a twice-weekly father-son chavrusa and a new chavrusa with the principal.
Together, the talmidim learned a sicha of the Rebbe on the Parsha, and discussed a Chassidishe story centered on the theme of Negel Vasser.
The ceremony, held under the auspices of Russia’s Chief Rabbi Berel Lazar and FJC leaders Rabbi David Mondshine, Rabbi Shlomo Chaim Peles, and Rabbi Shlomo Neeman, brought together hundreds of leaders from FJC Jewish education and welfare institutions founded under the presidency of Mr. Lev Leviev.