After COVID-19 sent him to the intensive care unit for more than five months, most of them spent in a coma, Rabbi Yudi Dukes, founder and director of JNet, the Jewish Learning Network, is on his way to rehab.
As a school year full of uncertainty begins, Ckids Headquarters launches a comprehensive curriculum to fill the gap for virtual and in-person, socially-distanced education, with emphasis on a home-based Judaism.
A duch to the Rebbe written by Agudas Kosvei Stam Anash Of Crown Heights has been published publicly for the first time, outlining a meeting where they discussed the halachic ramifications of informing a client of issues found with their Tefillin or Mezzuzos.
The Chabad center on the University of Delaware was heavily damaged Tuesday night in a fire that took hours to extinguish. There were no injuries reported.
With schools finally set to reopen for the new year, teachers are busy preparing for their return to the classroom. To help them put their best foot forward, Igud Hamelamdim held its sixth annual Teacher’s Training Course.
Rabbi Zecharia and Rivkah Phillips arrived in the city of Walnut Creek, twenty-five miles east of San Francisco, last week. They will expand the preschool established by Rabbi Dovber and Chaya Berkowitz and focus on youth and teen programs in Contra Costa.
Rabbi Sholom Hecht opened Hecht’s Judaica on Coney Island Avenue in Brooklyn, N.Y., in 1969, but his first foray into the business was nearly 20 years earlier, in 1950. He passed away on 22 Tammuz, the yahrzeit of his father, Yehoshua Hecht.
An eleven year old boy and four babies had their bris in a COVID world thanks to a Shliach, and a Doctor quarantined for 14 days.
1000 young people from Argentina, Colombia, Spain, Israel, USA, Panama, Mexico, Chile, Paraguay and ten other countries, connected to a virtual world youth meeting, termed a pegisha.
An elderly couple that heads one of the oldest Yemenite Jewish families has arrived safely in Abu Dhabi, where they were reunited with their relatives. The rescue came about as a result of the joint efforts of the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and Rabbi Berel Lazar, the Chief Rabbi of Russia.
A success as hundreds of preteens participated in Camp Crate sessions this summer, giving them an opportunity they would have never dreamed would be possible in their situation.
Mezuzah It Forward encourages participants to share the gift of Mezuzah with others, and is sure to expand and spread the Mitzvah in an unparalleled way.
In 1953 Rabbi JJ Hecht approached our Rebbe with a revolutionary idea. He proposed establishing a residential summer camp for Jewish girls, for Lubavitcher girls. He would call it Emunah – faith and truth. The Rebbe hesitated and then gave his blessings and directives. The rest is history. Until 2020.
When the popular Australian TV Program ‘The Living Room’ wanted to support those who support the community during the challenging time of COVID19, they chose to renovate the home of Sydney Shluchim Rabbi Dovid and Laya Slavin.
Live at 8:00pm: A farbrengen filled with personal and inspiring stories of the Rebbe will be taking place tonight, with an exclusive feature of the story of Malka, the mystery shrouded woman who will have her story told by Rabbi Avtzon.
On Tuesday Germany’s federal Minister of Health Jens Spahn (CDU) invited Rabbi Yehuda Teichtal to a meeting at the Federal Ministry of Health, where they discussed a new Jewish Campus among other topics.
Rabbi S. Zalman Kleinman, a shaliach in Miami who specializes in issues associated with computer learning, will speak at this years Kinus HaMechanchim on recognizing the possible perilousness of this issue.
