
Photo Gallery: Regional Kinus Held For Shluchim to the Caribbean
The Regional Kinus for Shluchim to the Caribbean is currently being held in S. Maarten, in the Caribbean Islands.
The Regional Kinus for Shluchim to the Caribbean is currently being held in S. Maarten, in the Caribbean Islands.
Gombo’s Heimeshe Bakery on Kingston Ave has multiple unforgettable features. The racks and shelves full of fresh baked goods, and Devorah Benjamin’s stand out front are just two of them. A third is now the new modern sign that was installed Monday above the storefront.
Yeshivas Bais Shalom Postville held a grand Seder sichos last night לע”נ האישה החשובה ברכה רחל בת ר’ משה, who just recently passed away. The night was sponsored by her family and the Holtzman family.
An intoxicated driver Monday night sideswiped multiple cars on the service lane of Eastern Parkway, and was stopped by a Lubavitch bochur. The man was arrested for driving under the influence, and taken to the hospital.
Tomorrow, the elections for the 22nd Knesset will take place. Elections in IDF units began last Saturday, September 14th, and will continue until tomorrow at 10:00 PM when the polling stations will close. First to vote were Navy soldiers.
Congressional candidate for New York’s 10th congressional district, Jonathan Herzog, visited 770 Monday. Johnathan has strong relationships with many shluchim, and is considered a rising star in the democrat party.
In preparation for the upcoming holidays, about thirty Shluchim gathered together for two days of intense learning. Nigleh, chassidus, halacha and minhagim, with chavrusas, and through formal lectures – these two days charged their spiritual batteries.
This past Sunday, 15 Elul, saw the Yeshiva LeRabbonus Pretoria celebrating the granting of Semicha to 19 Bochrim, כן ירבו, some of whom had been in the Yeshiva for two consecutive years.
The newly-arrived Talmidei Hashluchim of Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, directed by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, prepared a special program for the Talmidim in honor of Tes-Vav Elul.
A new “No Standing” sign was put up in Crown Heights, resulting in tickets to unsuspecting residents. The sign was put up on Albany Ave on the corner of Lefferts Ave, taking away a spot used by residents for years.
The Jerusalem Kosher Cafe, which originally was located on Broadway in Manhattan, has moved to a larger two floor location on the same block. The Cafe, which is a Dairy restaurant, holds an OK Kosher certification.
The Southern Regional Kinus Hashluchim was held this Sunday in the brand new Chabad building in Parkland Florida. The Southern Regional Kinus brings shluchim together from across the southern US.
In an announcement made in honor of the anniversary of the opening of Tomchei Temimim, Shliach to Tzfas Rabbi Chaim Kaplan announced the planned opening of a new Yeshiva Ketana in Tzas.
A spectacular event this Tuesday night, Chai Elul, has been planned for women of Crown Heights at the JCM. The event is being produced by the Crown Heights based Jewish Women Influencers, and their goal is to inspire women in areas of “Purely Family”; Marriage, Chinuch, Parenting, Taharas Hamishpacha, and more.
Each time the Rebbe distributed dollars, individuals were touched and lives were impacted. Presented here are photos of several highlights and encounters from Sunday Dollars of 15 Elul 1991 (5751).
The Jewish Community Relations Council of New York (JCRC-NY), and a coalition of diverse community leaders in partnership with Brooklyn Children’s Museum and Jewish Children’s Museum, present the 4th annual #OneCrownHeights Neighborhood Festival, Sunday, September 15, 2019 at Brower Park, Park Place between Brooklyn and Kingston Avenues, from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
With intermarriage rates worldwide at close to 50%, Rabbi Shlomo Levy makes no secret of his intentions when planning his annual “Peguisha” weekend for college students and young professionals in Buenos Aires. “We want them to meet other single Jews,” he says simply.