Ohad & Capela Choir Sing A Song Made Famous By Victim Of The Nova Festival
Ohad Moskowitz and the Capela Choir came out with a version of the song made famous by Yehuda Z”L, a victim of the Nova Festival, with the song dedicated in his memory.
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A Chassidic Farbrengen With Rabbi Dovid Raskin and Rabbi Hodakov
An special Asifa on Chazaring Chassidus in Shuls was recorded on the 9th of Cheshvan 5726, and is now being released 58 years later. Speaking on this track is Rabbi Dovid Raskin and Rabbi Hodokov.
Picture of the Day
In a breaking release, a newspaper clipping has been discovered showing that the Frierdiker Rebbe opened a Yeshiva in 1925 in Leningrad with the government’s permission. As part of the agreement with the government, he agreed to teach communism at the Yeshiva for three hours a week. If communism was actually taught is not known.
Losing the Baby I Prayed For
A car accident prevented Rochel from becoming pregnant. When she finally became a mother, one of her twins died in infancy. Hear how she grew stronger and closer to G-d through the experience.
Kosher Mobile Kitchen Opens at Canada’s First National Park
Now, the newly-launched Chabad of the Canadian Rockies is preparing to inaugurate a 30-foot, $200,000 state-of-the-art mobile, glatt-kosher commercial kitchen, opening Banff up to the world of kosher tourism.
Field Of Candidates Narrows In Vaad Hakohol Election
Leading up to the “Meet the Candidates” event for the Vaad Hakohol Deshchunas Crown Heights election taking place on Monday, the 12th of Iyar, May 20th, 8:00pm at the Lubavitcher Yeshiva Side Hall, the field of candidates has narrowed slightly.
Hundreds of Communities Worldwide Celebrated Festival of the Future
Hundreds of Chabad Houses worldwide marked the last day of Pesach with the Festival of the Future. This project, produced by the Moshiach Office at Merkos 302, equipped Chabad Houses with high-quality resources for a series of Acharon Shel Pesach programs, culminating at the Seudas Moshiach.
What I Was Totally Unaware Of About Renewal
As a person who Boruch Hashem is a recipient of a live kidney transplant, that was facilitated by RENEWAL, many things that I was totally unaware of have been brought to my attention.
Op-Ed: Engagement Pictures and What the Rebbe Wrote About Them
In the Lubavitch community, the words of the Rebbe carry a lot of weight. One thing he advised against was taking engagement pictures. The Rebbe believed it was important for couples to keep their relationship private and modest, especially before marriage.
Mikvah.org Men’s Channel Launches New Podcast Episode
This podcast provides a husband’s guide to approaching pregnancy, birth, postpartum, fertility and loss and features Rabbi Levi Jacobson and Yaakov Rabinowitz, LCSW.
PSA: No Parking and Street Closures For The Great Lag B’Omer Parade
Please note the following street closures and no parking tow zones for the upcoming Great Lag B’Omer Parade on Saturday, May 25 and Sunday, May 26:
Children in Chabad of Oakland's Hebrew School say the Shema prayer. The school has seen an increase in registration since Oct. 7. Credit: Chabad of Oakland
Bay Area Parents are Enrolling Their Kids in Jewish Schools Since Oct. 7
Last September, Erez, a Jewish father living in San Francisco, took his son to his first day at a highly-praised, self-described “holistic” secular private school in the Bay Area. This September, he plans to drive straight past that school and bring his son to a Jewish one instead.
CGI Embraces Jewish Passion With Extreme Adventures in South America
The 10-day summer getaway in December is a highlight of the year for Jewish Chilean school kids to look forward to. A chance to learn more about their Judaism authentically, with no shortage of adrenaline-fueled escapades along the way.
JEM: How the “Pegisha” Began
In 1962, Dr. Yaacov Hanoka was a physics student at Pennsylvania State University. After a group of rabbinic students visited his campus for Shabbos, he was intrigued to learn more about Judaism. His Hillel rabbi arranged a private audience for him with the Rebbe.
Hundreds Embrace “The Alef” in First Week of Launch: A Powerful Moshiach Sharing Initiative Takes Root
“The Alef” provides a simple yet engaging framework for sharing the message of Moshiach with anyone!” Shluchim share the impact of new Moshiach content and a New podcast “The Alef in Conversation” is launched in the aftermath of 28 Nissan Farbrengen.
European Yaldei Hashluchim Enjoy Bustling 3-Day MyShliach Retreat in Paris
In celebration of their Chidon learning accomplishments, 70 young Shluchim gathered in Paris for 2 concurrent retreats. After spending many hours of their personal time studying Sefer Hamitzvos, the retreat was a justified reward for the efforts.
Your Chabad House Might Have Some Money Available Through The VISA/Mastercard Settlement
Was your Chabad House accepting Credit Card donations between 2004 and 2019? You may have a stake in a $5.5 Billion dollar court ordered settlement with Visa and Mastercard.
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