Chabad Young Professionals International (CYP) is offering a unique journey for young Jewish professionals to explore Jewish life in Poland before the Holocaust. The trip will provide a deeper understanding of their Jewish identity and empower the participants to understand their role as leaders and ambassadors of Jewish life in their home communities upon their return.
In the blink of an eye, without much thought, you too can become a Shliach. Rockland Legislator Aron Wieder discovered that for himself while at a Congressman’s inauguration at West Point.
The Rebbe’s message to the injured: I would suggest that the name be changed from “disabled” too “exceptional.” This from a message to injured IDF war veterans. 23 Av 5736 – Aug 19 1976.
After more than 300 days without measurable snow, New York City could see 1 to 2 inches of accumulation in the middle of the workweek, forecasts show.
As this week is the Yahrzeit of Rabbi Zushe Wilhelm, a”h, a most beloved and devoted Menahel of the Oholei Torah Mesivta for 32 years, the Siddur he published, with a full Yiddish translation, has been made available in the Elementary, Mechina and Mesivta Divisions for the talmidim to use, as of Rosh Chodesh Shvat.
A new initiative by the Moshiach Office at Merkos 302 facilitates in-depth teacher training workshops to help ensure their Geulah messages resonate with students.
67 Chabad School Leaders gathered in Great Neck, NY, on 22-23 Teves, January 15-16, 2023, for two days of networking, learning and empowerment at the Menachem Education Foundation’s annual Women’s Chabad School Leadership Retreat.
With Yud Shevat not far away, you’ve probably started thinking about how you can make the day relatable and meaningful to your children and students. Will you show them a video of the Rebbe? Make a family farbrengen? Encourage them to connect to the Rebbe?
Brownsville, NY is set to receive its first Torah in over six decades, in honor of the tenth yahrzeit of Rebbetzin Sara Leah Overlander A”H.
Are there any similarities between Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Judaism? Rabbi Pinchas Taylor unpacks this critical question, offering fascinating insights into Sin, Punishment, and the Afterlife.
