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Behind the Picture – Part 2!

Before, During and After shots of the group picture of the Tzeirai HaShluchim!

More in the Extended Article!

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7 Comments

  • Rosey

    Crownheights is a nice place to visit …..
    Crown Heights is also a place that
    needs SHLUCHIM.

    We Need creative,talented and dedicated talented shluchim in our
    own dalet amos.

    Please don’t forget us and our children. We are your brothers,sisters,cousins neices and nephews and friends.
    When you walk down the street here
    think what can I do to contribute to making the Rebbe’s schuna a better place that we can be proud of. You all have great ideas; share them with us.

    kol yisrael areivim ze la ze!!

  • Shlomo

    Rosey:
    I could not agree with you more. More of our own talented rabbis and rabbinettes should consider shlichus to CH.

    Potential shluchim:
    We applaud your willingness to inspire Jewish people in unchartered territory at great personal expense but keep in mind: There’s a community in your own backyard BEGGING for your talent and attention.

    Merkos L’inyonei CHINUCH:
    Efshar takeh?

    Does anyone know:
    News 12, Brooklyn. (cable)

  • ZB

    Achdus?

    In the broader sense, achdus applies to all Yidden. However, there is an intensified form of achdus/Ahavas Yiroel that is afforded to fellow Chasidim, “aigeneh”.

    Mishichisten are NOT “fellow Chasidim,” “Aigeneh,” etc… They are a foreign fremdeh group. We aren’t woven from the same cloth.

    Placing a box at the Rebbe’s bima for tzetlach. Making a mockery of Farbrengen with the Rebbe on Shabbos , worshiping signs and slogans, singing a foreign tune as an anthem, are only a few of their many fremdeh customs.

    They aren’t misguided Lubavitcher. They are a foreign group who has no connection to us, NONE! They are to us what Jews for Jushkeh R”L is to Judaism. They use our minhagim, our dress, and many things that Lubavitcher do. But, they have zero connection to us. Zay zenen fune an ander taig ge’knuten.

    Ask yourself. If a group from Lakewood or Williamsburg came into 770 and caused havoc, would you embrace them with brotherly love? Would you treat them as “aigeneh”? If a group from Porat Yossef came into 770 and took over. Would you say “this is an internal thing, brider?”

  • very impressed

    a big thank you to the counslers who took such good care of the shuluchims children it was really nice to see.
    I was walking on kingston ave. and a little boy not more than 7 years old needed to tie his shoe and one counsler stayed with him while the other one couninued with the group and then they both went back to the group toghther it was very nice to see.