In the past three months, while finding ways to stay sane, the N’shei Chabad Mivtzoim Committee (NCMC) faced a monumental challenge and wondered; How can we continue doing Mivtzoim while quarantining in our homes? With creativity and willpower, they managed to bring smiles to thousands of people.
After two wildly successful years of JewQ competitions in North America and Europe, the program is launching in Australia, where close to 200 children from nine Chabad Hebrew Schools are uniting for their first Torah championship.
In preparation for Tisha B’av, a free, printable paper model of the Beis HaMikdosh, that kids can assemble, is being made available by Tzivos Hashem Traditional Crafts Workshops.
United Lubavitcher Yeshiva is preparing its facility to safely reopen classes for the upcoming school year. Among the measures taken are divided hallways, reminder signs and acrylic partitions for the teacher.
Boruch Hashem, due to the overwhelmingly positive response and demands, the new campaign for learning about the בית המקדש has expanded to include a track for girls.
Rabbi Sholom (Sidney) Hecht, the youngest brother of the famed Hecht family, passed away Tuesday, the 22nd of Tammuz, 5780.
A door to door red carpet graduation in the times of COVID-19 took place for the students of the Chabad Buckhurst Hill Cheder, and it was phenomenal.
A socially distant Siyum Harambam was held in the Beth Chaya Mushka building in Paris, and was broadcast live across the country for all.
A ground breaking event, the first Bar Mitzva to happen to Jews of Bowen, was held at the Chabad House of Cairns, a sub community of Chabad of RARA.
Photo Gallery: At the Marina Roscha Shul in Moscow, a grand Siyum Haramabam was held as per the instruction of the Lubavitcher Rebbe on the completion of both the cycle of learning the entire Ramabm.
Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, directed by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, arranged a special Siyum HaRambam for the Talmidim and the local community. The participants saw a video of the Rebbe making the first Siyum and heard divrei chizzuk from the Chavrei Hanhalla.
When Al Jaffee finally put down his pencil last month at the age of 99, the venerable cartoonist could look back at an impressive body of work. Jaffee was Moshiach Times Children magazines cartoonist, and the man behind The Shpy.
The 350 students of Yeshivas Tomchei Temiim Brunoy alon with the yeshiva’s staff have made their way to the Yeshiva’s yearly summer location in the French Alps. There, at a hotel rented by the yeshiva’s management, they will continue to learn for next three weeks.
At a socially minimized event following local health guidelines, a new Chabad shul in Moscow was inaugurated, expanding the availability for the local Jewish community.
The famous Shul in the Paris Pletzl at 17 rue des Rosiers, located in the Marais district’s 4th arrondissement of Paris, underwent renovations while the pandemic kept everyone at home.
There is nothing like a children’s book to create memories and pass the time, or reading an informative textbook to expand your knowledge. Now there is another literary option in Crown Heights with a Little Free Library opening for the community.
As is the yearly tradition, Yeshiva Bochurim departed from Paris today for the Yeshivas Kayitz and “Panasaim” Colony in the mountains of southern France.
