A fast moving and exciting program was held for delegates from across the globe who participated in the Chabad Partners Conference held last Sunday at the Brooklyn Marriott prior to the Kinus Hashluchim Gala Banquet that was held at Pier 8 in Brooklyn.
Chabad Hebrew School of Orange County, NY, decorated and presented cookies to cops to express their appreciation for all they do.
Rabbi Chaim and Seema Lipszyc, along with their two young children, Chana and Nissim Chai, will be moving on Shlichus to Hernando County in Florida’s greater Tampa Bay area to start a Chabad center and reach out to local Jews.
“Chabad’s acronym for Wisdom, Understanding and Knowledge and its central philosophy and goals are remarkably similar to the mission of The Johns Hopkins Hospital.” These words, spoken by Dr. Redonda Miller, President of Johns Hopkins, at an elegant dinner on a balmy November evening on the Johns Hopkins campus, underscored an unusual relationship.
Call it the mitzvah-multiplier effect. Over the course of the past decade, the Florida-based, Chabad-affiliated Aleph Institute has sent thousands of Chanukah gifts to children whose parents were in the military or serving time in prison. Now, it is looking to get many others into the giving spirit as well.
As Israel begins the recovery process from wildfires which have destroyed thousands of homes, students affiliated with Chabad on Campus in Israel, and their counterparts thousands of miles away in the U.S., have sprung into action to help.
Rabbi Mendel Alperowitz, who was appointed as Shliach to South Dakota, the last U.S. state without a permanent Chabad presence, addressed the International Kinus Hashluchim Gala Banquet this past Sunday evening with an inspiring message.
Rabbi Zalman Deitsch, Chabad Shliach to Ohio State University, told The Algemeiner that he was prepared for Monday’s car-ramming and mass stabbing attack on campus. “No one lives in a bubble anymore,” he said.
According to Rabbi Ruvi New — spiritual leader of the Chabad of East Boca Raton, Florida — sometimes things don’t work out exactly how you planned — and you just have to adjust and move on.
The Jewish community of Oryol, a city and administrative center in western Russia, rejoiced Monday at the return of the historical building of the local synagogue to its original purpose.
The FJC’s “Mishpacha” Orphanage and Children’s home in Odessa, Ukraine, celebrated the opening of its new home Wednesday.
Several national and international media outlets have pickup up on the story of Chabad sending an emissary to South Dakota, thus solidifying its permanent presence in all 50 states – a story which was first reported here on CrownHeights.info.
While the Kinus Hashluchim Banquet was going on, another banquet – just as important and lively – was going on back in Crown Heights: the banquet of the Tzeirei Hashluchim – the young and future generation of Shluchim.
While the Kinus Hashluchim Banquet was going on, another banquet – just as important and lively – was going on back in Crown Heights: the banquet of the Tzeirei Hashluchim – the young and future generation of Shluchim.
Over 6,000 Chabad-Lubavitch Shluchim and their guests gathered Sunday evening at the Brooklyn Port Authority Marine Terminal for a gala banquet, the culmination of a five-day International Conference of Shluchim.
Over 6,000 Chabad-Lubavitch Shluchim and their guests gathered Sunday evening at the Brooklyn Port Authority Marine Terminal for a gala banquet, the culmination of a five-day International Conference of Shluchim.
Over 6,000 Chabad-Lubavitch Shluchim and their guests gathered Sunday evening at the Brooklyn Port Authority Marine Terminal for a gala banquet, the culmination of a five-day International Conference of Shluchim.
