When the Jewish people was surrounded by the Egyptians at the sea, four opinions were voiced on how to respond: 1) Jump into the sea — better to give one’s life in sanctification of G-d’s Name than to transgress His will; 2) Return to Egypt — perhaps they had not completed their spiritual mission there; 3) take up arms and fight — for to extinguish their own lives or return to Egypt would both transgress G-d’s will; 4) Pray to G-d.
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Shabbos Chof Beis Shvat, 25 years ago, was no-doubt one of the most painful – and certainly a most-personal day in the Rebbe’s life. At the time, Shluchim, Anash, and world Jewry responded in an outpouring of grief and love.
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Feiga Tzipa Laufer OBM of Brooklyn, NY.
When Charlotte’s three Jewish schools decided to initiate a joint fundraising project last year, they all agreed that a program for both parents and educators would best suit their goals. As a result, the Joined in Education symposium was born, offering two days of speakers, classes and workshops.
A spectacular energy and warm camaraderie infused Chabad of Riverdale’s annual dinner this year. Over 300 friends and supporters, an unprecedented number, joined us to celebrate as Chabad of Riverdale enters its third decade.
For David Z. an innovative teen from CTeen’s Pacific Palisades chapter run by shliach Rabbi Eli Baitelman, Apple technology and CTeen are his greatest passions.
With sadness and pain we inform you of the untimely passing of Mrs. Shaina Rochel Charitonow, a longtime Shlucha in Buffalo, NY who passed away at the age of 55. The Levaya will take place today, Friday.
This Shabbos at the Besht, Rabbi Michoel Seligson will lead a discussion on the topic of Tu B’shvat.
The soul is ruled by the mind, the heart and the liver. The liver? Rabbi Asher Crispe, in his humorous, scholarly style explains how the new world of neuroscience and the old world of Torah and Kabbalah are joined.
CrownHeights.info and the Lubavitch Archives presents a photo of the Rebbe, surrounded by children, during a Tu-Beshvat Farbrengen, 1982.
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