A prevailing worry from the Jewish community about the new trash rules has ben laid to rest as the CHJCC announced that they have confirmed with the DSNY that trash taken out before shabbos will not be ticketed.
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While people enjoy hearing news stories and insights about each one of the Rebbeim’s life and accomplishments, nevertheless, it is important to realize that Chassidus Chabad demands that whatever we know, should be brought into our life, into our thought, speech and action. Therefore, I am focusing on one aspect of the Rebbe Rashab and seeing how it applies to us a hundred and sixty-four years after his birth.
Shabbos at the BESHT: Rabbi Chaim Dalfin is a Chabad researcher and lecturer and has authored many books on the history and philosophy of Chabad. He will be giving this weeks lecture on Crown Heights Shuls: Past and Present.
In this week’s Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman integrates the upcoming Kinus Hashluchim and highlights the growth that can occur through tragedy.
One of the most pervasive views that keep people at home on election day is that “my vote won’t count anyways, so why bother”. Well, I’m here to show that that’s wrong, and here’s the proof.
This session is all about constant growth. How do you keep on climbing after coming so far? Is it alright to stop, take a breather, and enjoy the view from the top?
Members of the Kinus committee met with representatives of various New York City law enforcement agencies this week in preparation for the annual International Conference of Shluchim.
