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Photos: Melave Malka and General Session
Thousands of Shluchim gathered after Shabbos for a grand Melave Malka and general session at the Palace Ballroom in Boro Park, concluding the fourth day of the International Kinus.
Photos: The Shluchim’s Pan Kloli
One of the highs of the Kinus Hashluchim is when the Pan Kloli [general pan] is read at the Ohel. On Friday, all of the Shluchim attending the Kinus signed the Pan Kloli, requesting improvement in world economy, strength to increase the number of Chabad Houses worldwide, spare us from tragedy and to take us out of Golus and bring Moshiach.
Kinus Day 2: Shacharis, Sessions and Workshops
Day two of the Kinus Hashluchim saw thousands of Shluchim participating in workshops, general sessions, meals and prayers.
Photos: Junior Kinus Kicks Off with Fun Trip
The Kinus for the children of the Shluchim who arrived for the Kinus kicked off today, beginning with an exciting trip to a lazer tag and arcade place.
Photos: First Stop Is the Ohel
As they arrive in New York for the annual International Kinus, the Shluchim’s first stop from the airport is at the Rebbe’s Ohel in Queens.
Photos: Kinus Hashluchim Getting Underway
Thousands of Shluchim began making their way to Crown Heights in order to participate in the International Kinus Hashluchim. Registration took place in the JCM and Shluchim seized the opportunity to begin their trip with a visit to the Rebbes Room.
Photos: 10 Hours to the Opening of the Kinus
Months of preparation have been culminating in a final stretch of round-the-clock hustle and bustle as the untiring Kinus staff puts the finishing touches to what promises to be the largest Kinus Hashluchim yet.
Like Their Fathers, 1,000 Young Shluchim Head to Kinus
For 51 weeks a year, being different is a fact of life for ten-year-old Tzali Myers. He is the only Chassidic boy his age in the entire country of Slovakia, where his parents, Rabbi Baruch and Chaya Myers, have been Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries in the country’s capital of Bratislava since 1993.
Final 48 Hours of Kinus Preparations
With the International Kinus Hashluchim set to open in just 48 hours, months of preparations are all coming together thanks to the hard work of many individuals. Shluchim from around the world will gather for the 5-day conference in Brooklyn, […]
Kinus Team Announces Banquet Guest Speaker
The Kinus Vaad has announced that Mr. Malcolm Hoenlein will be the Guest Speaker at the Gala Banquet of the Kinus Hashluchim 5777.
UN Ambassador to Keynote Conference During Kinus
Ambassador Danny Danon, Israel’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, will be the keynote speaker at the Chabad Partners Conference at the Brooklyn Marriot Hotel on Sunday, November 27th. The conference brings together community leaders from across the globe.
Law Enforcement Preps for Kinus Hashluchim
With the International Kinus Hashluchim just two weeks away, members of the Vaad HaKinus got together with representatives of various city law enforcement agencies in order to coordinate security arrangements for conference, which is set to bring some 5,000 people to Crown Heights.
Kinus Banquet Keynote Speaker: Rabbi Dovid Hazdan
The Kinus Vaad is pleased to announce that Rabbi Dovid Hazdan, fellow Shliach in Johannesburg, South Africa, has been selected to deliver the keynote address at the upcoming Kinus Hashluchim Gala Banquet 5777/2016.
Kinus Hashluchim Banquet Moves to Brooklyn Heights
One of the highlights of the annual Kinus HaShluchim, the gala banquet, has found itself a new home. This year’s banquet will be held at Brooklyn’s spacious Pier 8, directly across from Governors Island and overlooking the New York City Skyline.
Warning: This Video Will Bring Tears to Your Eyes
The Banquet. It is always a momentous occasion that evokes many feelings. It happens every year at the end of the Global Kinus Hashluchim. But the one that took place a few days ago at the end of the historical Kinus attended by 500 Shluchim from Europe was something special.
Work-Life Balance the Theme of Mid-Atlantic Kinus
Maintaining a healthy work-life balance is a struggle faced by most people in the workforce. For Shluchim whose entire lives are dedicated to the Rebbe’s work, this challenge is all the more poignant.
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