Over the last few months, Chassidim worldwide have been preparing for this year’s milestone 120th birthday of the Rebbe. With only one month to Yud Aleph Nissan, it is certainly an opportune time to jump on the bandwagon. You are […]
The Star-K Kosher has released a Kashrus Alert notifying the community of an insect infestation of some lots of B&G Gherkins.
A tip to Crown Heights Shomrim ended with a smooth arrest Sunday night, sending a recidivist package thief back behind bars.
A well known Crown Heights package thief went on a relaxing shopping trip this past Shabbos afternoon, clearing the lobby of a Crown Heights building of over a dozen packages.
For most of its 300-year history, Colel Chabad, the oldest charity in the Holy Land, has served Jewish refugees, immigrants and the displaced from around the world. Even so, the current influx of tens of thousands of refugees from Ukraine—in its suddenness, its size and its demographics—is different than anything Colel Chabad has ever had to deal with for many reasons.
Adam Nesenoff is a businessman and Shliach who has built a successful business and supports many organizations. He will be joining Living Chassidus through Zoom for an insightful talk on how to prepare yourself for financial success.
The topics in this week’s 394th episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: What Can Purim Teach Us About the War in Ukraine Today? Is It a Sign That Moshiach Is Coming When Nations Are at War? Are There Similarities Between the Jews in Persia and Ukraine? What Did the Rebbe Say in 1983 About Nations in Conflict? How Are We to See These Events in Context of the Rebbe’s Words Over 30 Years Ago About the Bloodless Fall of the Soviet Union? Letter From Kharkiv: How Can We Increase in Joy During the Month of Adar With a War Raging in Our City? Should We Be Taking Sides in This War? Should We Be Pacifying or Fighting the Aggressor? Are Ukrainians Being Punished for Their Crimes?
The Vaad Hatmimim is participating in the travel costs of hundreds of bochurim coming to NY for 11 Nissan – as part of a “Global Matonos Initiative” in yeshivos.
This year, CTeen Summer is hosting its first alumni reunion on the Campus of the University of Miami. Campus themes play a prominent role in the Zoom discussions ahead of each Yom Tov, and college-related topics often come up in private conversations between staff and campers.
A Chabad Purim minhag, started by the Rebbe Rashab and reintroduced by the Rebbe, is to donate to Magbis Purim also called Kupas Rabbeinu.
This photo, taken circa 1984, shows the famed Crown Heights Hatzalah Unit-7, Avrohom Isaac Zellemeir OBM, in the driver seat of the Hatzalah Ambulance.
The CKids Shabbaton brought hundreds of Jewish children together for an inspiring weekend of trips, singing, meals, and friendship, culminating with the grand JewQ International Championships. A grand photo was taken with all participants.
The United Lubavitcher Yeshiva boys school on Crown Street unveiled its plans for a monumental expansion that includes 19,848 additional square feet of space.
Russian President Putin announced the invasion of Ukraine on February 24th, and immediately followed it with action. The following is a summary of incidents, numbers and breaking news on the war.
Rabbi Gershon Avtzon of Cincinnati, OH, answers a weekly question pertaining to relevant issues in the Chabad community.
The Coral Springs Art Walk, located off of N. University Drive, now has a new feature, a Cup Overflowing with Blessings.
Do you know anyone who gets bored during Megillah reading? Perhaps fidgety kids or even adults who have a tough time with Hebrew? Don’t you wish you could make this important Purim Mitzvah exciting?
