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Daily Archives: October 22, 2025
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BDE: R’ Binyomin Gordon, OBM
With great sadness we report the passing of R’ Binyomin Gordon OBM. His will pass by 770 on Thursday morning at 9:00am, followed by the Kevura at Old Montefiore at 10:00am.
After a Century of Guiding Jewish Life, Iconic Luach Colel Chabad Turns 100
For a century the Luach Colel Chabad has weaved together the calendar, customs, Halachic times, holidays and the teachings of the Rebbes of Chabad-Lubavitch, becoming a staple in thousands of Jewish institutions, communities and homes.
A Global Community of Daily Learners Finds Its Anchor in Merkos Torah
To support this growing momentum, five premier programs have now been unified under a single platform: Merkos Torah, a new framework that helps learners stay consistent, connected, and accountable in their learning each day.
Anshei Lubavitch Introduces a Bar Mitzvah Package for an Unbeatable Price
Understanding that hosting a Bar Mitzvah can be a significant expense, the shul has partnered with trusted vendors to create a package that delivers exceptional value, convenience, and peace of mind—all at an unbeatable introductory price of $4,750.
Will it Finally Happen? Plans Announced To Demolish Old Kollel Building, To Be Replaced With Temporary Tent
In a collaboration between Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch and Machne Israel, a plan has been announced to finally complete the demolition of the building, with a temporary tent to replace it for the Kollels use.
MEF Welcomes 90 New Teachers to Chinuch with Gifts and Free Mentoring
In honor of 50 years since Mivtzah Chinuch, the Menachem Education Foundation warmly welcomed 90 first year Mechanchim and Mechanchos into Chinuch, a Shlichus so dear to the Rebbe, with a beautiful gift and complimentary mentoring.
Picture of the Day
Thanks to the Rabbi Dalfin Archives and courtesy of the Russian Museum we present a photograph taken by Shaya Pulner in Lubavitch in 1930. Is this the original Tomchei Tmimim building in Lubavitch?
Extremely Rare and Historic Pottery Fragment Uncovered in Excavations in Jerusalem
The inscription provides rare evidence of correspondence between the court of the King of Assyria and the King of Judah.
Weekly Chassidus Club Gives Young Shluchim a Personal Connection to Chai Elul and Tishrei
MyShliach’s Chassidus Club completed its first month with a powerful start centered on the Yomim Noraim, giving the global community of young Shluchim a meaningful way to connect to these days as a Chossid.
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