When Ryan Rubin, a young adult living in Raleigh, North Carolina, joined the Encounters trip to Guatemala in May, arranged by Chabad Young Professionals, he never imagined that months later, he would be spending yet another Encounter weekend with some of the same people in San Diego, California.
When you join the Show Up event, you are showing the women in your life that you care. You may not know it, but your old student, neighbor or colleague who is struggling will see you there in support, and feel a little less lonely knowing that you are willing to hear, listen and learn.
In this week’s letter of the Rebbe – the Rebbe addresses the question on the advisability of the organization “Tzivos Hashem” being founded on the ideas of the military and glorification of arms, wars and battlefields – is this good educational value?
With the Kinus Hashluchos less than a week away, a banner was affixed at the Jewish Children’s museum today, welcoming the thousands of Shluchos set to arrive in Crown Heights for the International Kinus Hashluchos in this Hakhel year.
Fly Free, a Yud Shvat Hakhel event for kids, created by the Moshiach Office at Merkos 302, is now available to all.
CKids Gan Israel of Denmark has opened registration for its sought-after overnight camp, offering Jewish children from across Europe the opportunity to make new friends, create lasting memories and learn about their Jewish heritage in a beautiful, new and larger campground to accommodate its growing popularity.
In Episode 34 of Lamplighters: Stories From Chabad Emissaries On The Jewish Frontier, reporter/producer Gary Waleik presents the story of Rabbi Yitzchak Mendel Wagner of Krefeld, the first German-born rabbi since before World War II. Wagner’s story is a powerful example of Jewish continuity in a country that once was the site of darkness.
Bochurim and Anash in 770 this Yud Shvat farbrenged with guest Speaker Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz of Chabad of Southwest Florida, where they learned a Maamar and heard inspirational stories.
This is how Bracha (Goldschen) Leeds began teaching at Bais Rivkah High School. What impressed her most about the students of Bais Rivkah has become a passion project that she now shares with the world. Learn more about Bracha in the winter edition of EmBRace.
Watch this weeks Shazak Parsha Production, with its spellbinding audiovisual storytelling of the parsha and Shazak style animations.
Jewish life is full of meaning and joy, but it comes along with great responsibility as well. It’s all too easy to fall short of our God-given potential, and that’s when those feelings of guilt start creeping in. But as it turns out, Jewish Guilt isn’t very Jewish after all.
Students of Tomchei Tmimim – Ocean Parkway interviewed friends and family about their experiences with the Rebbe in honor of Yud Shevat.
In a never published letter to Manhattan rabbonim, the Rebbe explains under what conditions he supports constructing an eruv in a city and when it is a stumbling block.
Mr. Aryeh Pels resides in Johannesburg, South Africa, where he works as a data analytics consultant. He was interviewed in August of 2014.
