JewQ Uniting Children of Latin America
The International Torah Championship is on a roll in South and Central America—launching this week in 14 countries.
The International Torah Championship is on a roll in South and Central America—launching this week in 14 countries.
Last week, thirty-seven delegations led by their shluchim and shluchos, from across America as well as the UK and Belgium, celebrated together, united by the sheer spirit of community and shared purpose.
JLI’s groundbreaking Torah Talks allows community members with only an introductory knowledge of Judaism to present captivating and insightful Torah lessons.
Exactly three months since the war began Rabbi Moskovitz walks over to the Aron Kodesh. Gives a small kiss. We are back. Thank You. Vesachzireinu leshalom.
Over 500 young Shluchim and Shluchos from around the world joined live on Thursday for an incredible Lag Baomer parade by the Chinuch Yaldei Hashluchim department of the Shluchim Office.
CKids Gan Israel International offers camp scholarships to the three CKids overnight programs, giving more children worldwide a chance for an unforgettable Jewish experience.
The work of Chabad on Campus shluchim is legendary. The very first Chabad house in the United States was established on a college campus decades ago, and activities have grown exponentially ever since.
In the tradition of Chodesh Iyar- the month of Ani Hashem Rofecha- the Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Bikur Cholim of Crown Heights held their Annual Women’s Breakfast to celebrate Hope and Healing.
The Vaad Hatmimim and JEM has launched the Hanachos program, now in its fourth year, in 15 Mesivtas across America. The program, in preparation for Gimmel Tammuz, encourages bochurim to watch Farbrengens of the Rebbe and summarize the Sicha in their own words.
In honor of the Yartzeit of R’ Yisroel Aryeh Leib and Pesach Sheini, young Shluchim joined a virtual gathering where they enjoyed a live tour of the Tzfas, including the Kever of the Rebbe’s brother where they were joined by Head Shliach Rabbi Chaim Kaplan.
Hundreds of men women and children flooded the streets of Antwerp this year in a Lag B’Omer Parade to remember.
The Chabad houses of Abuja and Lagos Nigeria utilized Lag Baomer to encourage participation in the 120 million Mitzvos campaign organized by Merkos
Immediately after landing in the US, Israel’s Minister of Diaspora Affairs, Nachman Shai, traveled directly from the airport to the Rebbe’s Ohel. This was the Minister’s first time visiting the Ohel, and he found it very moving.
The Talmidei Hashluchim of Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati organized the largest parade ever in Cincinnati. The community began the parade, escorted by the local police departments, which was led by a “Geula float”.
The Chabad community in Montreal, one of the only cities in the world which organizes a grand Lag B’Omer Parade whether it’s Sunday or in the middle of the week, celebrating the yahrzeit of the Rashbi.
It may have been drizzly and rainy, wet and chilly in Albany, NY this Lag BaOmer, but that didn’t stop the Maimonides School from its annual Lag B’Omer Parade.
Anash of Paris made the most of Lag B’Omer with a parade and day of outdoor fun.