Oholei Torah Day Camp – Young Spirit, Old Memories
One of the most well known and oldest Lubavitch Day Camps was held here in Crown Heights, known as the Oholei Torah Day Camp.
One of the most well known and oldest Lubavitch Day Camps was held here in Crown Heights, known as the Oholei Torah Day Camp.
Hundreds flocked to 770, to part take in the custom of reading Megilas Eicha on Tishah B’Av.
The acrobatic French twins went up to Camp Gan Yisroel Montreal, where they put on a special performance for the campers.
This past Sunday, hundreds of family and friends visited campers at Camp Gan Yisroel Montreal.
Premesivta continued to rock away this week, with amazing activities and trips. Including, the kick off of league sports, Shabbas bunk competition, a trip to Howes Caverns and Six Flags, Chavrusas for Seder Sichos, innovative capture the flags games, a bonfire and much more.
Marking our nations day of independence, Macy’s set off a spectacular 26 minute show of fireworks over the Hudson River. Photographer Chaim Perl captured the event with a set of amazing photos.
Lubavitcher Yeshiva’s 8th grade recently spent a fun filled day in Washington DC. The students were celebrating graduating elementary and moving up to Mesivta, where each bochur will continue to grow and strive in his learning and Avodas Hashem.
Sunday, June 27th , 2010 marked a landmark event in the history of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. The city that once boasted a sign, “No dogs or Jews allowed,” just hosted its very first Chassidic wedding.
Parents and their children were seen schlepping duffel bags and suitcases up Kingston and across Eastern Parkway, all to the seven busses in front of 770 on their way to Parksville New York.
The public voted for the top 14 finalists who will partake in a 3 step final challenge. The third challenge, titled “The Brighter Side”, requires each contestant to take a themed original photo that can be seen in the Extended Article.
250 Shluchim and Shluchos, 300 Tzeirei Hashluchim and over 80 volunteers and staff participated in the 9th Annual Chabad on Campus Kinus Hashluchim. The Kinus is taking place over 4 days in the Hudson Valley Resort in Upstate NY.
Pictures of a Beis Rivka head-start class graduating. The class teachers were; Morah Sara Sheina Shur, Morah Daniele Schonbuch, Morah Sara Karp, and Morah Chana Goldstein.
The public voted for the top 14 finalists who will partake in a 3 step final challenge.
The second challenge, titled “Good News”, requires each contestant to take a themed original photo that can be seen in the Extended Article.
In a ceremony attended by Hanholo, teachers and parents the students of ULY Crown’s 8th grade graduated, marking the completion of the school year.
In a ceremony attended by Hanholo, teachers and parents the students of Oholei Torah’s 8th grade graduated, marking the completion of the school year.
If Crown Heights doesn’t offer everything to everyone, I did want to point out one thing that was offered to the young boys that wish to play with their friends on Friday afternoon. As the boys gear up to grow up to use this time for Mivtzoim – but until then, they get to enjoy their time playing with friends in a nice Jewish atmosphere with an older game leader. Teaching, the boys how to play together as well as deal with a call that doesn’t go their way, something some have difficulties with.
The volunteers for Crown Heightses chapter of Friendship Circle enjoyed a BBQ with their fellow volunteers marking the conclusion for the past year of friendship.