Young Couple Who Met at Chabad Young Professionals Weekend Tie Knot
A Jewish marriage story has sprouted forth from the Chabad Young Professionals International Annual Encounters Weekend in Crown Heights.
Daily Archives: April 17, 2023
Stories From The Front Lines: Merkos Shlichus Bochurim Bring Pesach Inspiration To Sixty Six Countries
As the 800 Chabad Yeshiva Students return home from leading Sedarim in 66 countries around the world, they bring with them thousands of meaningful stories and anecdotes of the individuals they encountered on their journeys. Here are some highlights of those inspirational anecdotes.
Just The Beginning – A Student’s Reflection on her Yiddishkeit Journey
Mark Twain once said, “Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that, but the really great make you feel that you, too, can become great.” In the JSF Program all instructors believed in their students.
Gallery: Learning Never Ends in Paris, Even During Bein Hazmanim
Chabad photographer Mordechai Lubecki photographed the bochurim in Beth Lubavitch of Paris as they took the time afforded to them during the Bein Hazmanim break to continue their learning and to do Mivtzoim.
First-Ever Moshiach Fair at Mega Event; Pre-order Last Act; Siyum Harambam Sale
Moshiach Fair at the upcoming Mega Tut Altz Farbrengen promises to be an exciting event with a plethora of resources on education and inspiration for individuals and communities on the topic of Moshiach.
Picture of the Day
Crown Heights is viewed by many as a thriving Jewish metropolis, complete with concrete, brick, and little natural color. But that is not completely true. Photographer Shmuli Evers captured this beautiful image on a Crown Heights Avenue.
The Jewish Summer Fellowship Announces New Grant For Students
The Jewish Summer Fellowship, a six week summer program where university students are able to immerse themselves in a Torah study program, has announced a new grant to fund student stipends.
Video of the Day
Rabbi Yosef and Chani Konikov of Chabad of South Orlando sprang into action Sunday to help a flight of stranded Jewish passengers at an Orlando airport. They prepared a feast, bringing it through security and setting up at the gate.
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