Yeshiva Bein Hazmanim Returns to Crown Heights
Yeshiva Bein Hazmanim is back in Crown Heights, offering bochurim a structured framework to maintain their daily learning schedule during the upcoming break
Yeshiva Bein Hazmanim is back in Crown Heights, offering bochurim a structured framework to maintain their daily learning schedule during the upcoming break
A missing curriculum. A recurring classroom challenge. A tool teachers need. A practical idea that could help schools but has never had the funding or support to move forward.
In a joyous ceremony, a newly-written Torah scroll was dedicated and brought to its home: 1304 President Street, the home of the Rebbe and Rebbetzin, of righteous memory.
Freezing winds constantly blow across the vast expanses of Siberia, yet beneath the blanket of snow, a warm fire of vibrant Jewish awakening has been burning in recent years.
Tomchei Tmimim Ocean Parkway was filled with pure Chassidishe nachas this week as the talmidim of Kita Alef celebrated their very first Chumash Siyum.
A beautiful Chagigas HaSiyum was held this week in the Oholei Torah Mesivta Zal as the Shiur Aleph talmidim celebrated the completion of Maseches Sukkah and marked the successful conclusion of their first year in Mesivta.
Jewish communities worldwide, and particularly in Panama, have experienced a tremendous spiritual renaissance in recent years, as educational institutions, kollels, and yeshivas grow from the foundation up, taking shape and flourishing in the light of day.
The ballroom was filled to capacity as talmidim, parents, grandparents, family members, and staff gathered to celebrate the graduation of over 120 talmidim in Oholei Torah’s Mechina Class of 5786.
The Lubavitch community of Remsen Village marked a major milestone this past Sunday, Erev Rosh Chodesh Tammuz 5786, with the dedication of a men’s mikvah taharah – the Rabin Family Mikvah – housed in the community’s building at 305 Remsen Ave.
Selected talmidim from grades 5 through 7 of Oholei Torah, Ohr Menachem, and United Lubavitch Yeshiva of Crown Street studied Mishnayos each evening as part of the Yeshivas Erev program. After every two perakim, the talmidim took a written test and received a monetary deposit into their personal G’mach account.
On the spirited day of Chof-Ches Sivan, a day that marked a new chapter in the Rebbe’s leadership and the spreading of Yiddishkeit throughout America, the talmidim of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch Queens held their annual Geulah & Moshiach Pre-Chidon
JEM’s Good Night My Child bedtime program is releasing a new three-part video series, “By the Rebbe’s Side” — offering young viewers a vivid and relatable glimpse into the Rebbe’s daily life in 770. Two children, Levi and Chaya, spend a full day in 770 — and young viewers, and adults alike, are invited to join them.
Exciting news was shared with the bochurim of Oholei Torah’s overnight Yeshivas Kayitz Program (YKP) during a special end of year farbrengen held in the newly completed Michalashvili Beis Medrash, marking the conclusion of its first full year as a vibrant center of Torah learning.
The Vaad Talmidei Hatmimim, in partnership with Mesivta of Coral Springs and Mesivta Lubavitch of Miami, organized a special Yom Hachana program in preparation for Gimmel Tammuz.
The Kinus was hosted by Rabbi Lazer and Rochel Lazaroff at Aishel House, their residential center at the Texas Medical Center, the largest medical complex in the world. The program, organized by Chabad on Call at Merkos 302, ran June 8 and 9 and included workshops, lectures, roundtable discussions, and hands-on volunteer work.
More than 500 friends, supporters, and community members gathered at Copper Creek Golf Club to celebrate a remarkable milestone — 40 years of Chabad Markham, a journey that began with a young couple, a few hundred dollars, and a mission to bring the light of Torah and mitzvos to the Markham community.
Two years ago, after being forced to leave its previous building, the Cheder faced uncertainty with the coming school year approaching. In an unexpected turn of events, a rare opportunity became available: a 10-acre, 65,000-square-foot campus featuring classrooms, a gymnasium, cafeteria, commercial kitchen, athletic fields, courts, and ample parking.