As families muddle through another week without school, CrownHeights.info presents a list of digital deals and freebies to take advantage of to keep your children occupied, and you sane.
Due to the coronavirus, synagogues, like all places of gathering, have temporarily closed their doors. But Chabad of Orange County does not see it as closing doors, but rather as opening new ones.
On Sunday, over 207 JewQ champions took their final test in the international Torah championship. This Sunday, March 29th-4th of Nissan an online award ceremony will celebrate their amazing accomplishments.
The Beis Din of Crown Heights has released a letter addressed to the Crown Heights community regarding Erev Rosh Chodesh, and the question of whether the community should fast.
A virtual Game Show Ceremony, as a temporary replacement for the Chidon Sefer Hamitzvos, will be broadcast on Sunday, the 4th of Nissan (March 29th). Come Join Live.
In a typical year, three thousand people in Great Britain flock to their local Chabad House to celebrate the Passover Seder. This year is anything but typical. This year, we are going to help thousands of people make their own Seder at home for the first time.
The main Chabad shul in Rechovot Israel has been ordered closed by the towns Chabad Rov, Rabbi Menachem Gluckowsky. The closure was announced in a letter to the mespallelim of the Chabad Shul, where he outlines his reasons for closing the shul.
If you found a Hatzalah members car parked in an ambulance only parking zone, identified with EMS licence plates and a placard in the window, what would you do? For New York City’s Sheriffs, the answer is apparently to ticket them.
by Aharon Loschak – chabad.org Rabbi Messod Touboul, the beloved principal of Chabad-Lubavitch’s Beis Chana School in Paris, passed away on March 20, soon after being infected with the coronavirus. He was 64 years old. Born in Marseille, Touboul was […]
The wives of Hatzalah volunteers of Crown Heights received an appreciation gift erev shabbos for allowing their husbands to do the tireless work in combating the COVID-19 virus sweeping the community. The Hatzalah volunteers have fielded hundreds of calls from Crown Heights residents as the virus spreads its way through the community.
As part of a new initiative to combat bias attacks and anti-semitism in New York City, the NYPD has installed cameras in Crown Heights to monitor well trafficked corners of the community.
In times of stress and worry, our Sages tell us, “A worry in one’s heart, discuss it with another.” Over 40 Crown Heights women will be making themselves available on the phone to listen and lend chizuk.
As everyone will be davening at home this shabbos, don’t forget to bench the upcoming month of Nissan. The new moon can be seen on Tuesday, at ten hours, fourteen Dakos, and eleven Chalakim. Rosh Chodesh will be on Thursday.
Rabbi Zalmen Wishedski, one of a few guests at a family only wedding in Switzerland, shares his touching experience of faith, and the beauty found in the simple truth.
There is never a quiet moment on Purim at the Friendship Circle of Brooklyn! Rabbi Berel and Chani Majesky and the rest of the FCBKLN staff worked round the clock to ensure a fantastic, amazing, and happy Purim for all the FC families.
The Rabbonim of Crown Heights have published a clarification to their recently released letter closing the shuls and men’s Mikvahs of Crown Heights. The rabbonim cleared the question of outdoor minyanim, stating that they are forbidden, and must stop. They also forbade most gatherings for Simchas.
Being in quarantine shouldn’t mean not being able to listen to quality Shiurim. With schools, Shuls and other Mosdos locked down, InsideChassidus has made available over ten thousand Shiurim available online for free.
