Can you have a summer camp with only seven kids? Should you? The objective of the “Sukkos Surfing camp” was to amplify and set in motion a series of events to return young, holy Jews to a place of Divine inspiration.
“Hey, Mom, look! I’m in the paper!” Shalev Mayor Solell exclaimed, holding up the latest edition of the Australian Jewish News. The smiling lad is celebrating yet another surreal mark, heralding his recently being crowned as JewQ National Champion.
The National Committee for the Furtherance of Jewish Education (NCFJE) held its 83rd Annual Gala Dinner at the Edison Ballroom in Times Square this past Sunday, November 19th. Hundreds of friends and dignitaries, including NYC Mayor Eric Adams, attended, amongst other city and state officials.
For the first time ever, the International Kinus Hashluchim featured a full-day, dedicated educational forum focusing on various physical and mental health-related matters.
Hundreds of CKids and CTeen shluchim gathered at The Arches for the Kinus’ day-long Youth Summit featuring panel discussions, workshops, and impactful speakers.
These Young Shluchos have taken the world by storm by empowering Jewish women through the new “Neshek Kids” initiative of Chinuch Yaldei Hashluchim.
A new mitzvah tank is now on its maiden voyage – just left Toronto on the way to Crown Heights and then on to Miami.
As over 40 Lubavitcher communities, with over 1500 weekly talmidim, begin a six month in-depth course on Hilchos Nida, four groups in Eretz Yisroel are keep their ironclad commitment despite missiles flying overhead.
At Crown Heights Yeshivas Darchai Menachem, woodworking is a cherished part of the curriculum, fostering teamwork, craftsmanship, and problem-solving from an early age.
Visiting the “770 of Baltimore”, chabad photographer Mordechai Lubecki captured the Yeshiva on camera.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog, South African Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein, and other prominent Jewish leaders speak in an extraordinary solidarity rally for our brothers and sisters in Israel on November 15, organized by Merkos 302 at Chabad Headquarters.
This week is the beginning of an inspiring journey for 50 teenagers from Guatemala, Mexico, and Panama as they converge in Guatemala City for the CTeen Central America Shabbaton. This gathering promises to be a profound expression of community among Jewish youth in the region.
Over 150 students, faculty, and community members joined together at Carnegie Mellon University to speak against antisemitism on campus and around the world with a “Stronger than Hate” Rally.
Students, teachers and staff of the Nigri Shluchim Online School gathered together for their once a year opportunity to be together in person. That’s right, this only happens once.
This years Kinus Mohalim, Conference of Mohels, was enthusiastically held by Mohalim from around the world.
To celebrate the special day of Chof Cheshvan, and especially the Rebbe Rashab’s establishment of Tomchei Temimim, Cheder Chabad of Baltimore hosted a communal hachnasa l’cheder.
Over 3,500 students from 86 campuses across North America and their campus Shluchim are joining the “March for Israel” rally in Washington, D.C., today.
