
Celebrating Achievements at TTOP
This Sunday, the Talmidim of Kita Alef walked on stage, adorned in their golden crowns, as they prepared for the highlight of the year: Siyum on Parshas Bereishis.
This Sunday, the Talmidim of Kita Alef walked on stage, adorned in their golden crowns, as they prepared for the highlight of the year: Siyum on Parshas Bereishis.
After months of dedicated nightly learning, boys from Lubavitch Hebrew Academy of Margate, FL proudly demonstrated their mastery of the full Perek of Gemara, with clarity and depth in the Shakla V’tarya.
Starting the festivities with receiving their first siddur, and davening their first tefillah near the Rebbe’s Heilige room and with their royal crowns dancing with Chassidim in Shul.
A single father, a tireless fellow Shliach, and an inspiring speaker who has brought countless souls closer to Yiddishkeit is now facing an overwhelming personal and financial crisis.
This Sunday, the Talmidim of Pre1A enjoyed a special celebration, marking a major milestone on their journey: receiving their very own first Siddur.
The atmosphere of electrifying as the Bochurim of Mesivta YTTL Queens gathered in the OM dining room for a grand finale of an intensive and multifaceted Mivtza celebrating Ruchniyusdike achievements.
By supporting the growth of Anshei Lubavitch, you’re investing in a community whose positive impact ripples far beyond its walls — enriching the lives of all who are part of it.
The focus of the day was the kinderlach— our precious guarantors — celebrating a mini Matan Torah of their own as they were introduced to the sweetness of Torah learning.
The sixth and final week of the Taharas Habayis review series was dedicated to guidance for Yungerlait on how to “Build a Yiddishe Home” and maintain it.
Sixty young Jewish professionals from 36 cities gathered for the sixth annual Chabad Young Professionals Encounter: Guatemala, a four-day summit focused on resilience, identity, and Jewish leadership in a post-October 7 world, with an impact that reverberated across the globe.
The city of Istra itself is surrounded by picturesque villages and towns and is considered a place with good air quality thanks to the dense vegetation and rivers surrounding the area.
Anticipating a significant expansion this coming year, Yeshivas Tzeirei Hashluchim of Tzfas has purchased an abandoned hotel, which will be renovated and repurposed for the yeshiva’s growing needs.
In a moving moment that brought tears to the eyes of onlookers, a Jewish firefighter emerged from the building carrying the Torah scroll, unharmed. His successful retrieval of the scroll was met with relief, emotion, and spiritual gratitude from the community.
In a remarkable demonstration of dedication, over 100 Released Time instructors collectively walked more than 1000 miles on foot to bring joyful Shavuos celebrations to communities across New York.
A senior delegation from the German Embassy in Ukraine recently visited Odesa, where they were warmly welcomed by children from FJC’s “Mishpacha” Jewish orphanage.
Against the dynamic backdrop of Panama City, Spanish-speaking Jewish women from 15 Latin American countries gathered for the inaugural Oasis Espiritual Shabbaton, organized by the Spanish Desk at Merkos 302.
Publications inviting the public to come to the central “Marina Roscha” Shul on the first night of Shavuos were distributed in advance, along with a call to bring all children to hear the Aseres Hadibros, in all the shuls and Chabad houses scattered throughout the capital, as per the holy request of the Rebbe.