Every child knows that we eat Matzah on Pesach, but how is it made? Children got to make their own Matzah from scratch, beginning with grinding wheat into flour, then making the dough followed by rolling it and baking it into matzah. All this took place at the Model Matzah Bakery of Chabad of Syracuse.
Traveling across the globe to run a Seder in a isolated community for the Jewish families that would otherwise not have it is not a easy task. It means living your family for the holiday of Pesach and doing everything from a-to-z alone. from carrying matza and wine to Kashering a local kitchen as well as preparing to host a interactive Seder for some who this will be their only Jewish experience of the year.
A group of Montreal Anash teamed up with Bochurim and together they put together the first Mitzvah Tank Parade in honor of the Rebbes 111th birthday.
The continuous growth of the Lubavitch Educational Center in Miami, Fl was on full display as the need to host its grand events have now been outsourced to even larger ballrooms. Over 350 people packed the social hall of the Shul of Bal Harbor, as they graciously hosted the Lubavtich Education Center students and fathers.
Rubi came across the YouTube videos unintentionally. They wereTanya lessons — from the central text written by the founder of Chabad-Lubavitch, Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi — given by Rabbi Ben Tzion Krasnianski, co-director of Chabad of the Upper East Side. And they helped start her on the road to recovery from addiction.
The new Chabad Center in the Southeast Valley already is creating a buzz weeks before its scheduled opening. Formally known as the Pollack Chabad Center for Jewish Life, this synagogue of Mediterranean-influenced architecture is expected to be completed at the end of this month.
Ecuador’s first ever Mikvah was completed this week and is now only waiting for rain. The Mikvah, which is located in the city of Guayaquil was designed by Harav Yirmiyahu Katz, the world-renowned Mikvah expert with the help of the globetrotting Mikvah consultant Rabbi Elozor Raichik.
This past Sunday Rabbi Benjamin and Rabbi Barnett’s classes celebrated their siddur party. Each child had the opportunity to come forward and say a small speech. Nigunim was song in connection with the theme of the siddur party followed by Pesach Nigunim in the spirit of Pesach.
A SEFER Torah for a SAFER world and a SAFER Long Beach – A show of unity and the strong resolve of the Long Beach community since Hurricane Sandy to rise up once again.
For the first time, Chabad on Campus International Foundation coordinated a pilot Taste of Yeshiva Shabbaton in conjunction with three yeshivas geared to college students. The Shabbaton was hosted by Rabbinical College of America in Morristown, New Jersey and was attended by 15 students from around the United States.
The Old Stangl pottery factory on Mine Street in Flemington, NJ provided an industrial-chic setting for Chabad of Hunterdon County’s fourth annual Auction Evening this past Sunday, March 3rd.
United Lubavitcher Yeshiva of Ocean Parkway took the Talmidim on a grand skiing trip as part of a reward for participating in a Mivtza called “Mount Middos Project”.
In honor of Chof Hey Adar, the birthday of the Rebbetzin, Lubavitcher Yeshiva had its annual grand birthday party for all those students whose birthdays fall out in the summer. The ‘birthday’ boys sat at the head of a table in order of their birthdays, dressed in their Shabbosdik white shirts and smiling faces.
Up until a short while ago, that’s how your typical Russian University student would respond to the suggestion he go to Yeshiva. Me? Yeshiva? Enter Yeshivacation. A ten day getaway, packed with intellectual stimuli and excitement.
Meet Richard Bernstein, Richard ran 17 Marathons and completed the Ironman Triathlon, note: Richard was born blind. This past Thursday 150 Friendship Circle volunteers gathered at the Jewish Childrens Museum for an evening of inspiration and fun.
A song about a girl, who is being influenced negatively but does not yield – since she is the daughter of a king, the daughter of g-d, came to life today in a video shoot. The song is called Beautiful by Shneur ‘Describe’ Hasofer.
Many of the 5 pre-1A classes in Oholei Torah celebrated their Annual Siddur Party this Sunday. Rabbis Yossi Goldstein, Eliyahu Eidelman and Chaim Zaetz each prepared their class, and joined in the talmidim’s celebration, along with the parents, Bubbehs and Zeidas and other extended family.
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