Hisnagdus is alive. A beautifully planned Lag B’Omer event for children scheduled to take place Friday in Lakewood and arranged by local chabad mosdos was targeted Wednesday with a letter claiming that the local rabbonim had banned the event.
In honor of Pesach Sheini and Lag BaOmer, the Neirot Foundation has released a new book with all of the discourses of the Lubavitcher Rebbe from the year 5711 (1951) in English.
Reporter Aviva Okeson-Haberman, 24, who had recently landed her dream job at KCUR, Kansas City’s NPR affiliate, was killed on April 25 by an apparently stray bullet shot through her apartment window.
Episode 2/6: Mrs. Mussie Begun of Chula Vista, CA found a new trade when she diagnosed a weird noise playing in a car. “What a few mechanics can’t accomplish, a Chabad rebbetzin can!”
You’ve seen it… hard to miss it even if you tried. The hype, the commotion, the flashing ads, all for one purpose: To launch the global learning of Koivetz D’var Malchus.
In 2010 Rabbi Berel and Chana Zaklikofsky made a lifetime commitment to the Jewish community of Goodyear, AZ, founding the Chabad Jewish Center. Let’s step up to help them get through this challenging time.
Want to get paid to learn for just one hour a day? Congregation B’nai Jacob in Park Slope has announced the opening of a new Kollel, and wants to pay you for joining.
As has become her annual custom, Devorah Benjamin of KSCVK will be traveling to the Ohel to pray for those in need of a shidduch. For a nominal fee of $100, she take your name, the name of your child, friend or relative to the Ohel, with all proceeds going straight to KSCVK’s fund for Chabad Chassanim and Kallos.
In the 14th arrondissement of Paris, a New Chabad House opened it’s doors this past week, with a Mezuzah proudly placed on it’s front door.
JEM is excited announce the launch a new platform featuring film, video, audio, photos and more of Lag B’omer with the Rebbe through the years.
One year after leaving Egypt, the Jews were commanded to bring the Passover offering. Some Jews, unable to participate, were granted a second chance the following month. Quoting his father-in-law, the Previous Rebbe, the Rebbe would highlight its powerful reminder for all Jews everywhere: When it comes to making things right, “it’s never too late.”
Chabad of Georgetown, just minutes away from Crown Heights, has an enormous event for children planned including horse and buggy rides, inflatable rides, music stories and more. Free hot dogs and burgers will keep everyone fed, with a large traditional bonfire to keep everyone warm.
This Thursday night, Lag B’omer, at 6:15 PM, hundreds of children and their parents will join together in front of 770 for a viewing of the Rebbe’s Lag B’omer Parade – 5744.
Is It Shabbos Yet?: The College Student Edition is a spinoff of the 1990 classic book, Is It Shabbos Yet? by Ellen Emerman, where a young girl, Malky, continually asks her mother the title question as the two prepare for the Friday-night meal.
After an hours long search Sunday night, a 6-year-old boy from the Chabad community of Los Angeles was reunited with his family. The achdus and community support during the search brought praise from all.
Tens of Chabad bochurim and anash were on hand Sunday as thousands of people stood in protest of the injustice perpetrated in the case of Sarah Halimi obm. Halimi was brutally murdered, but the courts refused to allow the murderer to be brought to trial.
Chabad of Riverdale in the Bronx was one of four Jewish centers targeted in an anti-Semitic vandalism spree this weekend that left windows broken.
