CHJCC Chanukah Campaign – Candle Six
During some of the most turbulent and defining moments in Crown Heights history, Rabbi Yosef Baruch Spielman stood at the helm of the CHJCC with strength, clarity, and an unwavering sense of responsibility.
During some of the most turbulent and defining moments in Crown Heights history, Rabbi Yosef Baruch Spielman stood at the helm of the CHJCC with strength, clarity, and an unwavering sense of responsibility.
Rabbi Avraham Flint devoted over two decades to the Crown Heights Jewish Community Council. With his sharp mind, calm presence, and constant readiness to step in, he became a steady source of support for countless individuals and families seeking guidance, stability, and solutions.
An arrest has been made by the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force in the antisemitic attack that targeted a group of Chabad Bochurim returning from a Menorah lighting in Manhattan.
The Kehillah of the Kingsbrook Jewish Shul, Congregation Chaim Albert has been locked out of their premises since COVID, yet dared to kindle the Menorah regardless in a public display of unity for the Shul.
The Remsen Village Chabad community gathered Wednesday night for a Grand Menorah Lighting Ceremony outside their Shul at 305 Remsen Ave.
Lots of volunteers are bringing light and warmth to lonely seniors in NYC nursing homes, who could use some extra cheer. You can be part of it!
As part of our Chanukah campaign, Eight Nights. Eight Leaders. One Community., we honor Rabbi Elye Gross obm, whose leadership helped shape the CHJCC in its formative years, guided by care for people, quiet strength, and devotion to Crown Heights.
Seventy-five years ago, the menorah was lit for the first time at the newly inaugurated Chaim Albert Synagogue, illuminating this neighborhood for generations. Though we are currently barred from the shul, we will not let the light go out.
The event brought together mechanchim from across the moissed for an evening of connection, appreciation, and joy.
The NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force and the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division are investigating a disturbing, caught-on-camera verbal and physical confrontation targeting a group of Chabad bochurim on the New York City subway earlier this week.
Rabbi Nochum Pinson was a driving force behind the CHJCC in its earliest days, a leader with energy, presence, and a deep sense of responsibility for Crown Heights. He championed families who needed help navigating benefits, housing, and government support, pushing systems forward and ensuring people received the assistance they were entitled to.
Lamternshtik, working together with Chabad Outreach of Sheepshead Bay, has made it simple for families to take part. Choose a night, bring your family, and everything else is ready—organized packages, clear directions, and a meaningful experience waiting for you.
Shomrim received a call Monday about a “broken bottle scam” that was successfully averted thanks to a quick-thinking caller and a rapid response by their volunteers.
The spirit of Chanukah was shining bright this year as Oholei Torah’s talmidim showcased their creativity and ingenuity at the annual Menorah Contest, a much-anticipated highlight of the Yeshiva’s Chanukah celebrations.
Following the Rebbe’s clear הוראה to gather for large public menorah lightings, Anash of Crown Heights united for a grand public menorah lighting, standing together with achdus.
As we continue our Chanukah campaign, Eight Nights. Eight Leaders. One Community., we honor Reb Shlomo Drimmer, OBM, a community-minded leader whose steady presence and quiet dedication strengthened Crown Heights.
The following poem was written by Aidel Klein, a 12th-grade Bais Rivka student. The message, written in the moment, captures the rollercoaster of emotions following the Bondi Beach Terror attack.