Hundreds March In Unity From 770 To Brooklyn Museum
From Eastern Parkway and Kingston Ave to the Brooklyn Museum hundreds of Jewish people marched Tuesday in unity to stand firm and proclaim Am Yisroel Chai.
From Eastern Parkway and Kingston Ave to the Brooklyn Museum hundreds of Jewish people marched Tuesday in unity to stand firm and proclaim Am Yisroel Chai.
The NCFJE has been working hard to ensure that everyone will be able to participate in the minhag of Kaporos. Therefore with the help of Hashem we are able to announce the return of Home Delivery for the 11213 zip code only.
Clean Start, a pressure-washing company based in Crown Heights, has taken on the task of washing the sidewalk of Kingston Ave. Workers from the company were spotted hard at work tonight on Kingston between Montgomery Street and Empire Blvd.
Join fellow Jews for a Unity March From Kingston and Eastern Parkway to the Brooklyn Museum, followed by reciting Pesukim and Tehillim in front of the Brooklyn Museum for the safety of Israel and Jews worldwide.
This 20-minute documentary sheds light on the worst antisemitic riot in American history, which occurred in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, in 1991.
In honor of Vov Tishrei, the Rebbe’s house on President Street and the Rebbe’s room in 770 will be open for davening for the following hours.
It is with the help and graciousness of Bais Rivkah, and Rabbi Sholom Ber Goldstein, that the NCFJE is able to once again offer Kaporos in the Bais Rivkah Crown Street parking lot on both Wednesday October 9th and Thursday October 10th.
In honor of our Rebbe, a Sefer Torah will be completed on Monday, October 7th, 2024, in Crown Heights. The Sefer Torah is being dedicated by Mr. Yechiel Jafee.
Thankfully there were only minor injuries Motzei Shabbos in a two-car crash on Kingston Ave. Crown Heights Shomrim, Hatzalah, and FDNY were all on the scene and all injuries were thankfully minor.
Mr. Yoseph Yitzchak Popack, a respected businessman and philanthropist, has once again stepped up in an extraordinary way. Mr. Popack, who owns extensive property in Crown Heights, has graciously sponsored dozens of fully prepared, spacious apartments, providing the Bochurim with a clean and comfortable place to stay.
We are once again offering a pre-order online East Flatbush location and in ADDITION to that, we have added a new Remsen Village location.
The 7th Grade students of ULY Crown Street and 8th Grade talmudic of Oholei Torah, spent a few afternoons crafting their own ram horns into beautiful kosher shofars.
It may be the biggest news of 5785 so far. Trump may be planning a visit to the Ohel this this week, and 770 may also be in his sights.
The new Tashlich location located at 760 Montgomery St., the corner building on Albany Ave and Montgomery Street, will be opening again for its second year. Located next to the sidewalk, the fish will be swimming in a constructed pond that can be seen by looking over the low building wall.
At the leading edge of breaking news for Crown Heights and the Chabad community, CrownHeights.info takes a look back at the past year and reflects on the top stories.
On Monday, thousands of Bochurim participated in the official “Welcome” gathering, an annual event organized by the spiritual department of Eshel – Hachnosas Orchim, the organization appointed by the Rebbe to care for the needs of guests in Crown Heights.
On Thursday, Chof Daled Elul, a moving community-wide challah bake took place at Bais Rivkah Lefferts in Crown Heights. Over 500 women gathered in a show of solidarity, praying for the protection of Eretz Yisroel and the safe return of the hostages. This event also marked the 50th anniversary of the Rebbe’s Mivtza Neshek campaign.