Photos: ULY’s Father and Son Melava Malka
Lubavitcher Yeshiva on Crown Street hosted their annual Father and Son Melava Malka this past Motzai Shabbos.
Lubavitcher Yeshiva on Crown Street hosted their annual Father and Son Melava Malka this past Motzai Shabbos.
In honor of Yud Tes Kislev girls in Beis Rivka High School enjoyed a full day of programs, arranged by students and faculty, all geared to bring Chassidus alive and easy to understand in a practical way. The students heard lectures from Shluchim and enjoyed a special ‘museum’ which was created by the 12th grade students.
Hundreds of women turned out Sunday night for an auction and evening of entertainment benefiting the PTA of Oholei Torah. Over 100 prizes were offered and at the conclusion of the evenings entertainment the winners were drawn. Update: Winners list added.
Oholei Torah PTA hosted their first ever all men’s event benefiting their annual auction this Motzai Shabbos. The crowd enjoyed an auction viewing along with a lavish buffet dinner, sushi bar and cocktails.
Hundreds gathered outside 770, the Lubavitch World Headquarters, to partake in the Levaya of Rebbetzin Devorah Krinsky OBM, wife of the Rebbes Mazkir Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky YBD”L.
Over forty children along with their fathers spent quality time learning together at the Avos U’bonim [Father and Son] learning program at Tzemach Tzedek Shul on Motzai Shabbosorganized, the evening was arranged by Cheder Chabad of Monsey.
Photographer Itsik Roytman aimed his lens at a demonstration in Times Square supporting Israel’s right to defend itself against its enemies. They were confronted by counter-demonstrators in support of the Palestinian cause, including several members of the Neturei Karta faction.
It is extremely challenging to capture more then 4,000 Rabbis in a single photo, not so with 150 photos. Here is the gallery behind the group photo!
Over 1000 young Shluchim are partaking in a special Kinus geard just for them, included is a group photo just like their fathers. Here is a peek behind the scenes of the making of this photo.
An unexpected surprise awaited the Shluchim who arrived for the Kinus, in the form of a temporary photo gallery featuring a stunning collection of photographs from Tishrei, 5748, also known as “Tismach,” from the lens of photographer Levi Yitzchok Freidin.
They have arrived; from Singapore and Beer Sheva, California and Odessa, South Korea and North Cyprus, Bulgaria and the peaks of the Himilaya. They are all gathered in Crown Heights, in 770 and at the Ohel for the annual spiritual recharge. This afternoon the registration officially began, headed by Rabbi Schneur Najar and his staff, who welcomed Shluchim with warm greetings.