There is never a quiet moment on Purim at the Friendship Circle of Brooklyn! Rabbi Berel and Chani Majesky and the rest of the FCBKLN staff worked round the clock to ensure a fantastic, amazing, and happy Purim for all the FC families.
A sixth update of guidelines for the Crown Heights Jewish community has been published, with new recommendations from the CDC as well as reminders for measures that will keep Crown Heights safe.
A fifth update of guidelines for the Crown Heights Jewish community has been published, with new recommendations from the CDC as well as reminders for measures that will keep Crown Heights safe.
The Rabbonim of Crown Heights have published a clarification to their recently released letter closing the shuls and men’s Mikvahs of Crown Heights. The rabbonim cleared the question of outdoor minyanim, stating that they are forbidden, and must stop. They also forbade most gatherings for Simchas.
A hotline to answer Coronavirus related questions is being launched for the Crown Heights Jewish community. Staffed by medical professionals from the Gedaliah Society, the hotline will be available to answer the communities medical questions regarding the virus.
The Beis Din of Crown Heights has publihed a Psak closing all Shules and Mikvahs until further notice. The psak comes as an increased amount of Crown Heights residents are falling ill with Coronavirus.
The heart of the Chabad Lubavitch movement, 770 Eastern Parkway has plans to close its main downstairs shul temporarily as the community faces the Coronavirus pandemic.
A third update of guidelines for the Crown Heights Jewish community has been published, with new recommendations from the CDC as well as reminders for measures that will keep Crown Heights safe.
The Rabbonim of Crown Heights have released an emergency notice declaring that anyone over the age of 65 may not venture out in public. The rabbonim also exteneded the ruling to anyone showing symptoms of the virus.
The fear of food or goods shortages in Crown Heights are unfounded, according to a Crown Heights Supermarket owner. The stores and warehouses are fully stocked.
With new restrictions on restaurants and the need to keep social distance as much as possible, SauceNCheese in Crown Heights is moving is Pesach Cleaning Special outdoors, and streamlining its ordering process.
Crown Heights Shomrim has published an advisory for the Crown Heights Jewish community.
Chevra Ahavas Yisroel of Crown Heights, has suspended all services and events for the time being as the community begins to battle the new Coronavirus COVID-19. Chevra Ahavas Yisroel is the first shul to officially suspend all services in Crown Heights.
A phone conference will be held tonight to help Crown Heights parents navigate the new realities of Coronavirus. The conference will speak about “Coping with Corona,” Helping our Children and Ourselves.
Darchei Menachem has announced that they have teamed up with Oholei Torah and Lubavitcher Yeshiva to provide pre-made breakfast and lunch for their students who are stuck at home due to closed school.
Lubavitcher Yeshiva Crown Steet has announced that they will be preparing breakfast and lunch for their students who are stuck at home due to closed school. Pickup for the meals will be each morning between 11:00am and 12:00pm in the lunchroom room at 570 Crown St..
Beth Rivkah has announced that they will be preparing breakfast and lunch for their students who are stuck at home due to closed school. Pickup for the meals will be each morning between 12:00pm and 2:00pm in the lunchroom room at 470 Lefferts Ave.
