After long months of an intensive study campaign and spiritual preparation, and after successfully passing the rigorous testing, the outstanding students merited to fulfill their ultimate aspiration: an uplifting journey to the court of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In today’s class we continue to look into the structure and functions of the Bais Hamikdash.
Today’s siyum on Maseches Nazir will be given by Rabbi Levi Garelik, Moreh Tzedek of Bais Shmuel – Chabad.
Josh recalled one day at the Deitsch Plastic office, when he found a check for three thousand dollars on Dovid’s desk. It was dated from over a year before, and Dovid had never deposited it. It turned out that it was repayment for a loan Dovid had given someone for a business venture. Dr. Sandman asked his father-in-law why he hadn’t cashed the check.
Today’s siyum on Maseches Bava Kama will be given by Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Geisinsky, Magid Shiur and Mashpia at Yeshivas Achei Tmimim and Hadar Hatorah.
As Oholei Torah continues celebrating its Shivim Shana, we are excited to share a remarkable piece of our history: an original radio commercial promoting the Oholei Torah Day Camp from more than fifty years ago.
They have been waiting a long time. Longer than most people realize, because this is not the kind of thing people talk about at a kiddush. The appointments. The procedures. The financial strain. The quiet drive home afterward. It all happens out of view. Then one day, the phone rings, and everything changes.
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin, author and Chasidic historian shares interesting facts, many revealed for the first time. The purpose of his program is to inspire all but especially the youth. Watch another installment here on CrownHeights.info.
Today’s siyum will be given by Rabbi Zushie Rimler, on Maseches Sanhedrin.
Recently I received the following message, concerning the translated edition of my book about Reb Pinchas Reizes into Russian. The message came from a principal who noted that the students discuss and sometimes vigorously debate the thoughts and lessons that I wrote as a takeaway and because of that the students often refer to the stories as pointers in their everyday conduct.
Taking place July 28–29 (י״ד–ט״ו מנחם אב) at The Armon Hotel in Stamford, Connecticut, the Annual International Kinus HaMechanchim will feature a dedicated curriculum track, bringing together mechanchim, curriculum developers, and school leaders to address everyday classroom challenges.
Rabbi Yisroel Dov Levanoni (1921-2019), the author of The Temple in Jerusalem: A Description of the Second Temple, was a dentist and model maker, who lived in Jerusalem. He was interviewed there in April 2007.
Rabbi Mendy Hershkop joined the Clappy and Frank Show to speak on his work teaching, and crimefighting.
After welcoming visitors from across the Jewish world, Kosher Jackson Hole Grill, Jackson Hole’s seasonal pop-up kosher grill, is introducing a special Nine Days Menu in observance of the Nine Days.
The US House of Representatives just voted to extend Daylight Saving Time right through the winter. What does this mean to Jewish people, whose religious routine is linked to the sun (which does not take orders from the Senate)?
This past week, nearly 100 Chabad Young Professionals (CYP) Shluchim from around the globe gathered in Austin, Texas, for the annual CYP International Kinus, a two-day conference filled with learning, collaboration, and renewed inspiration.
On Shabbos Chukas, we had the privilege of hosting a wonderful family from Israel at Clifton Park Chabad. They spent Shabbos with us, enjoying the beauty of upstate New York, and after Shabbos they continued on to Manhattan—the Big Apple.
