MyLife: Chassidus Applied is launching a new creativity track alongside its flagship essay contest this year. In the six years since the contest’s inception, thousands of applicants have submitted essays translating the teachings of Chassidus into real-life solutions, with a winning prize of $1,000.
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present a photo of the Rebbe.
The first-ever bris milah in the United Arab Emirates took place in Abu Dhabi last week with the arrangement and participation of the shliach to Berlin, Germany, Rabbi Yehuda Teichtal. The baby’s parents are formerly from Berlin and remain in contact with Rabbi Teichtal.
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present a photo of the Rebbe as he gives out nickels before going into davening in the upstairs zal of 770.
With the recent spate of hate related crimes that have hit Crown Heights, 770 has seen an boost in security. officers from the NYPD and State Police posed for a quick photo in front of The Lubavitch Headquarters.
As hundreds of people came together in Manhattan Sunday to march against hate, a group of Lubavitch bochurim took the opportunity to do some mivtzoim, and show their pride to be Jewish.
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present a photo of the Rebbe as he arrives from his home to 770.
As over 100,000 jews came together to celebrate the Siyum Hashas, the overflow crowd that did not fit in the MetLife Stadium found seats in the Barclay’s Center in downtown Brooklyn. To help keep the event safe, a delegation of Crown Heights Hatzalah volunteers stood by to help in case of a medical emergency.
As politicians scramble to show the Jewish community that they are are doing something to combat the recent hate crimes that have plagued New York State, Governor Cuomo made his attempt. Two State Police vehicles pulled up this morning outside of 770, to serve and protect.
Following a spree of attacks on Jews in New York City, and a horrible attack in Monsey, NY, Curtis Silwa’s Guardian Angels made an appearance in Crown Heights, patrolling the streets in a show of solidarity.
To look over the rooftops of New York City is to see a panoramic beauty of lights and buildings. This week, another set of lights has joined the view, as Darchai Menachem’s driedel can be seen from a Crown Heights rooftop.
Surrounded by his colleagues, Jewish NYPD Officer Scott Adelman of the 102nd Police Precinct, proudly put on Tefillin, while attending “Chanukah In The Park” by Chabad Lubavitch of Kew Gardens.
How tall a menorah is can really be viewed as a matter of perspective. Israeli Astronaut Jessica Meir found her view of Chanukah from space.
The United Lubavitcher Yeshiva Crown Street campus erected their eleven foot menorah outside their building in preparation for Chanukah this week.
The menorah donated by ChabadAir to the 71st Police Precinct in Crown Heights stood tall as Friday afternoon in preparation for Chanukah coming up Sunday night.
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present a weekly photo of the Rebbe as he delivers a Sicha at a 1981 Chanukah children’s rally.
Across the world, public Chanukah menorahs are being taken out of storage and placed for all to see. Brooklyn is no different. In front of the Kings County Supreme Court, a large menorah was seen this morning being lifted into place using a boom.
