Shabbat in the Heights
Last week, thirty-seven delegations led by their shluchim and shluchos, from across America as well as the UK and Belgium, celebrated together, united by the sheer spirit of community and shared purpose.
Last week, thirty-seven delegations led by their shluchim and shluchos, from across America as well as the UK and Belgium, celebrated together, united by the sheer spirit of community and shared purpose.
Over the years, a lot of misinformation has been spread regarding the frum community and its educational system. Therefore ProtectChinuch.com wishes to clarify important facts and address a few of the more prevalent misconceptions.
I just participated in a ten-minute celebration of a bar mitzvah in front of my house on Crown St, and it was for a missionary.
Are you confused? You signed the petition and made a difference, but are you still trying to figure out what’s going on? Mr. Avi Lesches demystifies in 1.5-minutes.
It used to be that thefts were either done with class, or under the cover of darkness. If nothing else, being a thief was an embarrassment. That’s obviously no more.
In a heartfelt plea, Rabbi Yosef Yeshaya Braun turns to the community asking, demanding, and even Paskening that everyone fulfill their obligation – taking part in this critical moment.
In the past, there has been a push on the governmental level, to insert the secular way of life into our Torah-true values through our school curriculums. This push was obvious and clear and the response by the communities stopped the overreach. This time is different.
In the tradition of Chodesh Iyar- the month of Ani Hashem Rofecha- the Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Bikur Cholim of Crown Heights held their Annual Women’s Breakfast to celebrate Hope and Healing.
In our lives, we are faced with moments where we must understand the need to take action. We must understand the importance of eis laasos, that now is the time to act.
The Lag B’Omer Street Fair organized by NCFJE and MASK brought joy and unity to the Crown Heights and East Flatbush communities. Next year will mark 80 years since the first parade and 70 years since the first Lag B’Omer parade with the Rebbe, and plans are underway to grow from this year’s success.
A group of missionaries out on a “mission” have again targeted the Crown Heights Jewish community, littering doorsteps with Shmad pamphlets.
With great sadness, we report the passing of Leibel Blesofsky OBM, a Chazzan and long-time resident of Crown Heights. He passed away on Monday, the 22nd of Iyar, 5782. Updated with Levaya information
Vessel is a yoga studio opened by long time Crown Heights resident Riki Rosenthal. The studio was created to serve the needs of the crown heights community by offering separate classes for both women and men.
With great sadness we report the passing of Mrs. Sima Karp OBM, a Crown Heights resident known for her open home to guests. She passed away on Sunday, the 21st of Iyar, 5782 after battling an extended illness.
It was an expected shock for many politicians across New York State, as the Special Master released the new lines drawn for congressional districts for New York. For the Jews of Brooklyn, the biggest shock was District #9, a Mega Jewish district which includes Crown Heights.
When Crown Heights Hatzalah rushes to a patient and gauges what equipment, gear, and/or medications will be needed, money indeed is never a factor. Whatever it takes to bring the best possible treatment is the only option. Hatzalah never considers the cost.
This Shabbos at the BESHT: Rabbi Mendy Hershkop is the Sgan Menahel of the Oholei Torah Mechina Division. He will be giving this weeks lecture on What can we learn from Lag B’omer?