Children Raise Money for Shul With Tehillim and Lemonade Stands
As the kehillah of East Flatbush prepares to launch a mega fundraising campaign, the children are finding wholesome ways to show support for the cause and bring in funds of their own.
Daily Archives: October 24, 2022
Showering Mechanchim with Appreciation and Caring
As is a yearly tradition, hundreds of cars pulled up to Aviators Complex at the start of Tishrei as tens of student-volunteers on behalf of Chasdei Lev, loaded up the trunks with food, paper goods, cleaning materials, gifts for the children and other Yom Tov necessities without so much as lifting a finger.
Picture of the Day
Crown Heights resident and photographer Shmuli Evers captured this stunning image of a sunset in the background of a very Crown Heights landscape.
Bochurim and Businessmen Get Tested For Smicha As Part of Online Smicha Program
Dozens of talmidim in the Machon Lehoraa Online Smicha program, got tested recently by Rabbonim on various topics and have shown clarity and knowledge in their studies. Among those tested are Bochurim, Shluchim, and businessmen.
Fun Hand Drawings Using Your Hand as the Stencil, For Parshas Noach
In this video for Parshas Noach, you will learn how to create some unique hand drawing art using your hand as the template for these fun drawings. All you need is some paper and pens/pencils
There Is Life After Life, The New Comprehensive Burial Guide Is A Must Have For All
There Is Life After Life is a new must have burial guide and Inspirational brochure dealing with the sensitive topic of Jewish burial and the afterlife.
Man Arrested After Breaking Into Multiple Vehicles In Crown Heights
A man was apprehended thanks to Crown Heights Shomrim after breaking into at least two vehicles in Crown Heights Sunday night.
First Ever Orthodox Jewish Player Drafted In NBA History
Yeshiva University star basketball player Ryan Turell was drafted by Motor City Cruise, the G League affiliate of the Detroit Pistons as the No. 27 overall pick in the G League 2022 draft. He is the first ever Orthodox Jew drafted into an NBA League.
Confused About East Flatbush? This Will Explain The New Crown Heights
Have you ever been talking to someone who lives in East Flatbush? You ask them if they live near so and so and they go “ohhh that’s the other East Flatbush? Finally a clear and concise map with the names of all the new neighborhoods in Kan Tziva Hashem Es HaBracha.
After Joyous Sukkot, Long Road Ahead for Fort Myers Jewish Community
The Sukkot holiday injected a welcome dose of joy into the community of Chabad of Fort Myers, which, just weeks ago, took a clobbering from Hurricane Ian. Eighty six thousand homes in the city are seriously water damaged, with many currently unlivable, and repair costs are astronomical
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