Weekly Dvar Torah: Three Contributions; Torah, Prayer, and Mitzvos
In this weeks Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman looks into the method of fundraising used to build the mishkan, and how they too have substantial meaning.
Nesya Fertel, 13, playing at Chabad's menorah lighting celebration at the Utah State Capitol.
What It’s Like to Be a New Jewish Arrival in Utah
As part of chabad.org’s “What’s It Like to Be Jewish” series in which they take a look at Jewish life in places as diverse as the jungles of the Amazon and the teeming streets of Casablanca, chabad.org brings you an interview with Mort Fertel, an entrepreneur who relocated from the heavily Jewish centers on the East Coast and now calls stunning Salt Lake City home.
“Tut Altz Kids” Weekly Shabbos Table Companion
A perfect companion to transform your Shabbos table, designed to engage the whole family and based on the current Tut Altz curricula, which is being learned in schools and homes all over the world.
Weekly Unique Photo of the Rebbe
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present this weeks unique photo of the Rebbe.
SHOMRIM ALERT: Mugging on Carroll Street, Please Be Vigilant of Your Surroundings
Crown Heights Shomrim has published an alert notifying the community of a mugging that took place on Carroll Street in Crown Heights.
Snowblower Recovered and Thief Behind Bars After Call to Crown Heights Shomrim
A man is behind bars today after attempting to steal a snowblower in Crown Heights.
Weekly Letter: The Concept of a Leap Year
During this Leap Year, as we begin the month of Adar Aleph– we present a letter of the Rebbe in which he explains to a group of students the concept of a Leap Year and its unique opportunities for us.
Jewish Band Music – Free Adar Music for the Young Musician
So you want to be part of the band? Here is a piece that young musicians will enjoy based on Chag Purim.
Travel Advisory Issued For NYC Friday into Shabbos
The New York City Emergency Management Department today issued a travel advisory for Friday, February 4 into Saturday, February 5.
InTENTion: 10th Edition
In honor of the increased joy of Chodesh Adar (!משנכנס אדר מרבין בשמחה), four brand new joyous features anchor the 10th edition of INTENTION.
A Peek Behind the Artist Lens: Jewish Children Going to School in the Russian Winter
Alexei Kunin is a talented photographer residing in Moscow. His black and white photography exhibits are of international fame. This week, he arrived at the Marina Roscha neighborhood in the early morning hours to photograph Jewish children walking to their schools, after snowmobiles had cleaned the area all night.
Photo: Pesha Leah Lapine, with her husband Chaim Dovid.
Pesha Leah Lapine: A Portrait
On a Thursday afternoon, February 1992, after coming home from shopping, Pesha Leah (Phyllis) Lapine was murdered in her home. Chabad Lubavitch Archives compiled a brief portrait of her life based on interviews and articles that were published after her murder.
Here’s My Story: The Man Behind The Signature
Mr. Stephen Stulman is a retired businessman and active philanthropist. He resides in Manhattan and was interviewed in the My Encounter studio in April of 2014.
30 Years to the Murder that Shocked Crown Heights
30 years ago, on the 2nd of Adar Aleph, Mrs. Pesha Leah Lapine, HYD, was murdered al kiddush hashem. The horrific murder shocked the community, and the Rebbe took it very personally.
New Building Dedicated in Tzfas For Tze’irei Hashluchim Yeshiva
In an impressive event, the new building of the Tze’irei Shluchim Yeshiva in Safed was dedicated “Beit Shlomo” after its benefactor.
Chabad Rabbi Sworn In As New Airforce Chaplain
In a quiet ceremony in Brooklyn, Rabbi Mordechi Z. Hecht took the oath of office and was sworn in as a United States Air Force Reserves chaplain.
Credit: Temple Institute
Keruvim according to Chassidus and Kabbalah
In honor of Parshas Terumah, a remarkable discourse from Rebbe Shlomo Zalman Of Kapust is being published explaining the Inyan of the Keruvim according to Chassidus and Kabbalah.
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