Months of hard work by hundreds of RCCS volunteers, culminated last night with a seven-hour fund-raising marathon, simulcast through teleconference and live streaming. The RCCS live auction performance, which has now become a much anticipated annual event, was all that it claimed it would be, and then some!
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The Beis Din of Crown Heights has released an instructional guide – in both English and Hebrew – which contains Halachos and Minhagim pertaining to Chanukah, as well as the answers to many questions regarding the upcoming holiday.
While it is true to say that all Chassidim world-wide have their own unique way of celebrating the Rosh Hashanah of Chassidus; the bochurim of YNS took it to a new level this year.
SYDNEY, Australia — More than 200 people ushered in the Chassidic new year at a Farbrengen, a Chassidic celebration, at the Yeshiva Centre earlier this week.
Yeshiva Torah Ohr of North Miami Beach was treated to a 9 hour long Farbengen Monday night, by Rabbi Shlomo Sternberg, the acclaimed Mashpia in Beis Medrash Ohelei Torah.
CrownHeights.info and the Avner Institute presents a New Released Photo collection of the Rebbe from a Farbrngen in the 1970’s.with special thanks to the Minkowitz family.
Alternate side parking (street cleaning) regulations will be suspended Saturday, December 8 for holiday observance. All other regulations, including parking meters, remain in effect.
This Shabbos at the Besht, Rabbi Chaim Dalfin will lead a discussion on the Tzemach Tzedek and what happened to all his children.
Vayeishev: There seems to be a form of cognitive dissonance that is unique to the malady of slander and hurtful speech. Our slander is rarely the result of a lack of knowledge and awareness. We know that it’s wrong; we are all quite familiar with its insidious and destructive outcome, yet we don’t seem to treat the tongue with the same prudence that we do other hazardous behaviors.
The Chabad-Lubavitch of Teaneck teen club gathered for a hands-on lesson of peace and tolerance by assembling Chanukah menorahs for soldiers in the Israel Defense Forces that included spent bullet casings in the construction. “A bullet, which is a symbol of warfare and oppression,” said Rabbi Michoel Goldin of Chabad of Teaneck, “was used to create a menorah, a symbol of peace and freedom.”
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