Kinus Hashluchim 5786: Shluchim Visit the Ohel
Day Three of the International Conference of Chabad Emissaries began with a heartfelt visit to the Ohel, the spiritual climax of the largest gathering of Jewish leaders.
Day Three of the International Conference of Chabad Emissaries began with a heartfelt visit to the Ohel, the spiritual climax of the largest gathering of Jewish leaders.
Sixty workshops across twelve tracks at the world’s largest gathering of Jewish leaders gave thousands of rabbis a full day to collaborate on urgent challenges and share strategies to strengthen Jewish life worldwide.
Thousands of Shluchim from around the world arrived in Crown Heights this week, filling the neighborhood with excitement as the 2025 Kinus Hashluchim began with its much-anticipated opening session on Wednesday evening.
Hundreds of Mechanchos, and women in Chinuch, gathered Tuesday night, Chof Cheshvan, at the United Lubavitcher Yeshiva Hall, with over 2,000 more tuned in via livestream, for a powerful and uplifting Global Women’s Chinuch Event marking 50 years since the Rebbe launched Mivtzah Chinuch.
With so many yungeleit looking for the right shlichus opportunity, a new frontier of Shlichus is being introduced at an open session this Thursday.
This is the largest Kinus HaShluchim in history, and it lands at a defining moment.
This Sunday, a historic moment will unfold on Eastern Parkway as Shluchim from around the world and Anash of Crown Heights join for the completion of the 11th Sefer Torah HaKloli.
The original mikvah was tragically destroyed during Hurricane Ian, leaving a void in the community’s spiritual life. Today, that void has been transformed into something extraordinary a breathtaking, state-of-the-art mikvah that radiates serenity and holiness.
Every detail was infused with care and meaning – from the welcoming Friday afternoon arrival, to the uplifting davening, seudos, and chassidisher farbrengens, to the spirited melave malka that brought the house alive with song and joy.
When Chaplain (COL) Yankel Goldstein (Ret) visited Baltimore for the JUSA Chabad House annual Veterans Shabbaton, a chance meeting from 1989 came full circle — inspiring a weekend of gratitude and connection.
The cemetery serves the Jewish community of the city on the Baltic coast-an exclave of Russia between Poland and Lithuania-known by its former German name Königsberg until exactly eighty years ago.
A fifty-foot mural, a massive glowing menorah, indoor swings, a serene waterfall, and a kosher commercial kitchen — the new Chabad House at KU is not just a building. It’s a statement: Jewish life is thriving in Kansas’ biggest university.
The Merkos 302’s Ufaratzta Circle Kinus continues to serve as an anchor for Shluchos in remote areas, offering not only tools and guidance but a space where they can be supported, seen, and strengthened to return to their unique Shlichus with renewed energy and purpose.
A full day of workshops at the Kinus Hashluchim will bring together Shluchim in their first decade of Shlichus to discuss common challenges and inspire one another.
With thousands of Shluchim expected to arrive in Crown Heights this week, the Kinus Hashluchim committee gathered with New York City law enforcement officials to finalize security protocols for the upcoming International Conference of Chabad Emissaries.
Just five months after the city’s first-ever Torah Scroll dedication, the Jewish community of Taganrog, Russia, gathered once again for another historic milestone — the inauguration of a second Torah Scroll.
In tribute to the Yartzeit of Reb Meilech Zwiebel OBM, Rabbi Chaim Dalfin presents a moment in time with Reb Meilech.