JewQ Uniting Children of Latin America
The International Torah Championship is on a roll in South and Central America—launching this week in 14 countries.
Daily Archives: May 24, 2022
18 Students, 1 Teacher Killed in Texas Elementary School Shooting
An 18-year-old gunman opened fire Tuesday at a Texas elementary school, killing at least 18 children, officials said, and the gunman was dead.
Raising the Goal! with inspiration from Rabbi Sheis Taub
10,000 Yeshiva parents and graduates signed the ProtectChinuch.com petition in the last 72 hours. With the Jewish community at large still lacking its goal number, Protect Chinuch pledges to raise the goal.
“Met at Chabad” Innovative Program Aiding Young Jewish Adults with Shidduchim Sees First Success in Record Time
Like many bustling urban centers, Berlin, Germany, is abuzz with a hip, artsy, techy, and finance-driven scene of young adults. Amid the hubbub, you’ll find many Jewish members.
LIVE at 8:15pm: Skills to Prevent Abuse
CrownHeights.info and Operation Survival, a department of the NCFJE, are partnering to host a virtual lecture series for parents and educators addressing important topics in the area of mental health. Tonight’s speaker will talk on the topic of Helping kids cope with their emotions, homesickness, new environments and relationships.
Shabbat in the Heights
Last week, thirty-seven delegations led by their shluchim and shluchos, from across America as well as the UK and Belgium, celebrated together, united by the sheer spirit of community and shared purpose.
Video of the Day
As Adelphi University Class of 2022 stood for their graduation invocation, Rabbi Yankel Lipskier gave an incredible speech, tying in the Rambam’s incredible life and accomplishments with the everyday lives of the graduates.
Picture of the Day
Yeshivas Darchai Menachem of Crown Heights held a very important day on the school calendar, picture day. The entire school lined up and snapped this great photo.
Debunking Misconceptions About Yeshivas and the Frum Community
Over the years, a lot of misinformation has been spread regarding the frum community and its educational system. Therefore ProtectChinuch.com wishes to clarify important facts and address a few of the more prevalent misconceptions.
Zach Gomo, 34, studying mostly alone at home, has now become a rabbi, a crowning achievement for someone who embraced religious observance as a teen.
Hundreds Gain Rabbinic Ordination While Deep Into Successful Careers
Zach Gomo is far from uneducated. Yet even with two advanced degrees, the assistant principal of Bialik College—an acclaimed Jewish day school in Melbourne, Australia—still wanted more. And at the age of 34, studying mostly alone at home, he has now become a rabbi as well, a crowning achievement for someone who embraced religious observance as a teen.
NEW This Shavuos: Anyone Can Talk Torah
JLI’s groundbreaking Torah Talks allows community members with only an introductory knowledge of Judaism to present captivating and insightful Torah lessons.
ELAL Announces Plan To Move Its US Headquarters From New York to Miami
ELAL has made a momentous announcement with its plan to move is US headquarters from New York to Miami.
Mikvah.org: Moods and Motherhood This Wednesday
This Wednesday at 8:30pm Mikvah.org will be hosting their third event of their Spring Women’s Wellness Learning Series.
Missionary Celebrates Bar Mitzvah On Crown Street Sidewalk
I just participated in a ten-minute celebration of a bar mitzvah in front of my house on Crown St, and it was for a missionary.
Confused About The States Proposed Education Guidelines? Activists Clarify
Are you confused? You signed the petition and made a difference, but are you still trying to figure out what’s going on? Mr. Avi Lesches demystifies in 1.5-minutes.
Thief Smashes Window of Car In Crown Heights, Apparently Without Fear or Consequences
It used to be that thefts were either done with class, or under the cover of darkness. If nothing else, being a thief was an embarrassment. That’s obviously no more.
After Twenty Year’s Of Use, Shternie’s Mikvah Needs Renovations
After twenty-plus years of constant use, the women’s Mikvah in Postville Iowa is showing signs of its age. The Bor Hatevilah is missing tiles and the Tevilah room itself is starting to grow mold on the walls. The Mikvah desperately needs the funds to be redone.
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