One year after leaving Egypt, the Jews were commanded to bring the Passover offering. Some Jews, unable to participate, were granted a second chance the following month. Quoting his father-in-law, the Previous Rebbe, the Rebbe would highlight its powerful reminder for all Jews everywhere: When it comes to making things right, “it’s never too late.”
Hatzalah of South Florida gets a massive Mazal Tov as a bill allowing them to transport patients to local hospitals passes the state senate unanimously. Once signed by the Governor, Hatzalah will be able to provide medical care and transport to the large and rapidly growing community of South Florida.
With an engaging and dynamic style of presentation, Lieutenant Commander Laurie Lans weaves stirring stories of her time in war, taking us to a menorah-lighting ceremony in Saddam Hussein’s palace, a megillah reading in the hills of Afghanistan, and through her fascinating journey of Jewish pride and tenacity under extreme conditions.
For over 10 years, the Friendship Circle has facilitated bi-monthly groups where mothers can meet, learn, network and support each other. Partnering together with Stardust of Hamaspik, these support groups have moved from bi-Monthly to weekly.
The US Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear an appeal in a New York case over the right to carry a firearm in public for self-defense. Following recent mass shootings in Indiana, Georgia, Colorado and California, the justices said they will review a lower-court ruling that upheld New York’s strict gun permit law.
Every night in the humble shtetl of Crown Heights, thousands of families put their beloved children to bed. They say Shema, tuck them in and say good night. These wonderful parents are at peace because they know that as night falls over their beautiful community, Hatzalah members on night shift duty will ensure that the dark hours are never totally dark.
Listen to this heart-wrenching Accapaella version of Benny Friedman’s hit song “Tatty My King” composed by Dovid Edell, and sung by Benny Friedman.
Chabad of Georgetown, just minutes away from Crown Heights, has an enormous event for children planned including horse and buggy rides, inflatable rides, music stories and more. Free hot dogs and burgers will keep everyone fed, with a large traditional bonfire to keep everyone warm.
An impressive 1,600-year-old mosaic found during archaeological excavations in Yavne is to be placed on public display at the city’s cultural center, in a joint initiative launched by Yavne municipality, the Israel Antiquities Authority and the Israel Land Authority.
This Thursday night, Lag B’omer, at 6:15 PM, hundreds of children and their parents will join together in front of 770 for a viewing of the Rebbe’s Lag B’omer Parade – 5744.
Is It Shabbos Yet?: The College Student Edition is a spinoff of the 1990 classic book, Is It Shabbos Yet? by Ellen Emerman, where a young girl, Malky, continually asks her mother the title question as the two prepare for the Friday-night meal.
After an hours long search Sunday night, a 6-year-old boy from the Chabad community of Los Angeles was reunited with his family. The achdus and community support during the search brought praise from all.
A Hatzalah Paramedic who volunteers in the Catskills and Kiryas Joel is in critical condition after an accident involving a paramotor flight.
As Lag B’omer begins Thursday night, a community bonfire event will be taking place at Wingate High School located at 600 Kingston Ave. (between Rutland Rd and Winthrop St). The event will start at 7:30pm with the Hadlaka at 8:30pm and is open to the public.
Tens of Chabad bochurim and anash were on hand Sunday as thousands of people stood in protest of the injustice perpetrated in the case of Sarah Halimi obm. Halimi was brutally murdered, but the courts refused to allow the murderer to be brought to trial.
Oholei Torah has announced the signing on a new Mesivta building conveniently located near Crown Heights, bringing much needed room and amenities to the growing Yeshiva.
The topics in this week’s 352nd episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: What Can We Learn From the Rebbe’s Brother About Dealing With Setbacks and Descents in Life? Reviewing the Rebbe’s Words When He Stood Up From Shiva After R’ Yisroel Aryeh Leib’s Passing; When Moshiach Comes… Will There Be Crime; What Challenges Will We Have? Will There Still Be Free Will? Regarding the Guilty Verdict of Officer Chauvin, What Is the Torah View on an Official Who Unjustly Abuses His Authority?
