Chabad Bochur Injured While Learning In Yeshiva, Family Asks Others To Take On Mitzvahs In His Merit
very act of goodness adds light, brings blessing, and helps carry him forward on his path to a complete and smooth recovery.
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This Yud Shevat, Make The Rebbe be Your Rebbe
Deepen your appreciation for Yud Shevat with this insightful conversation with Rabbi Follie Dubov about the Rebbe’s farbrengens and ma’amorim, and what bizbuz ho’otzros can mean for each one of us.
Seudas Yehudis – Showing Up Together, One Family At A Time
Whether it is welcoming a new life into the world, or navigating the emotional journey of divorce we all need support, understanding, and a helping hand.
Historic Legal Affirmation on the Halachic Status of Trimming the Beard Discovered
This historic Affirmation was signed by leading Rabbonim of Anash at the time—during the interim period between the passing of Rabbi Z. S. Dworkin, the Rov of Crown Heights, and the election of a new Beis Din.
Israel’s Chief Rabbi David Yosef Visits Miami’s LEC
The staff and students of Miami’s Lubavitch Educational Center welcomed Rishon Letziyon Rabbi David Yosef, Israel’s Sefardic Chief Rabbi, who made a special visit to the boys schools.
Snowed Out? JEM’s Kid Site Has Got You Covered
With massive snowstorms hitting the East Coast and schools closed across the country, JEM is launching a special mini winter site made just for kids—packed with videos that are fun, meaningful, and perfect for snow-day watching.
Historic First: Tanya Printed in Djibouti, A Tiny Nation in the Horn of Africa
In a remarkable achievement that continues the Rebbe’s vision to bring the wellsprings of Chassidus to every corner of the globe, the the Tanya has been printed for the very first time in the tiny African nation of Djibouti, marking yet another milestone in the Mivtza Tanya campaign.
Spanish-Speaking Women to Gather in Panama for 2nd Annual Retreat
That sense of connection and transformation is exactly what organizers aim to recreate as they open registration for the second annual Spiritual Oasis Retreat: Panama, set to take place April 23-26 in Panama City.
Record-Breaking Registration for the CKids Shabbaton & JewQ International Torah Championship 5786/2026
Within hours of CKids Shabbaton opening registration, an unprecedented amount of families signed up. Taking place in Crown Heights, Nissan 2–4 (March 20–22), the weekend will bring together Jewish children from communities around the world.
From Bondi to NYC: Sydney’s Young Professionals Join Global Shabbaton in Moment of Unity
One month after tragedy, CYP Bondi connects live with 1,000 young Jews in New York.
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Shliach Launches New Tanya Chabura
While his wife, Mrs. Chavie Bruk has been teaching Tanya online for close to a decade, Rabbi Chaim Bruk has only taught it once to a small group in Montana and mostly focused on one-on-one learning.
Inspired by the Rebbe: Chabad 77 France Holds Its 21st Mission to Strengthen IDF Soldiers
Led by the shluchim Rabbi Yossi and his wife Mrs. Tzalcha Amar, this annual journey – now running for more than two decades – gives practical expression to the Rebbe’s sacred directives: to stand at the side of Israel’s soldiers and fortify their spirit, both materially and spiritually.
Snowstorms Blanket the U.S., but Chabad Hebrew School Learning Continues Online
As snowstorms and severe winter weather sweep across large parts of the United States, forcing school closures and disrupting daily routines, Jewish education is continuing uninterrupted—just virtually.
Just in Time for Yud Shvat – Bosi LeGani Song in Russian
The song was arranged by the renowned musician Israel Edelson, a disciple of Leonard Bernstein, who is known for his numerous Chabad and cantorial compositions and arrangements.
Bus To The Ohel Releases Yud Shvat Schedule
The Bus To The Ohel, which provides a subsidized bus service between Crown Heights and the Ohel, has released its Yud Shvat Schedule, including the week leading up to the auspicious day.
A Beard and a Newspaper Clipping
I could not fathom how the Rebbe knew that our mayor, George Latimer, had a beard. Then I realized that I had submitted a newspaper clipping about our dinner, and Mr. Latimer was in the photograph.
Kentucky Bill Seeks to Prevent Cremation of Unclaimed Jewish Remains Through Contact With Chabad
A proposed bill in the Kentucky State Senate aims to prevent the cremation of unclaimed Jewish bodies by requiring local authorities to first contact Chabad of the Bluegrass and offer the opportunity for a proper Jewish burial.
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