Lubavitch Girls High School in Chicago Plans Production
“The show must go on”, and the girls of Lubavitch Girls High School in Chicago, IL are putting on a production for all.
“The show must go on”, and the girls of Lubavitch Girls High School in Chicago, IL are putting on a production for all.
The topics in this week’s 346th episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: How Do I Deal With a Serious Setback – Loss, Trauma, Death and Other Hardships? What Are the 13 Attributes of Mercy, and How Can We Use Them in Our Daily Lives? Why Did Moshe Break the Tablets? Why Was It Necessary to Create a Second Set of Tablets? Why Is Idolatry Such a Severe Sin and Why Would G-d Be “Jealous” of False Gods? Did the Rebbe Ever Publicly Say a “Purim Torah”? How Could Esther Commit Adultery in Order to Save the Jews, but Mordechai Was Not Allowed to Bow to Haman?
Lawmakers and conservative commentators are joined Sunday by former President Donald J. Trump, who will speak at the final day of the 2021 Conservative Political Action Conference in Florida.
Courtesy of @Lubavitchar, CrownHeights.info presents a photo gallery from Purim day in 770 Eastern Parkway.
Jewish Educational Media (JEM) has filed a lawsuit in New York’s Eastern District Court against RebbeDrive over alleged copyright infringement.
Purim festivities went full swing at Moscow’s Marina Roscha Shul, with davening, Megillah Leinings, and celebrations.
“Is Today A Kapotah Day?” It might sound like a simple question, but in Lubavitch it’s not. To help the many Lubavitch men struggling to stay abreast of the days special fashion need, an enterprising individual created a website that provides a simple and straightforward answer to the question.
A large-scale scam involving phony unemployment benefits claims has been making headlines across the country. This is what it is, and how to protect yourself.
A COVID-19 outbreak has prompted Yeshiva Schools of Pittsburgh to switch to online learning, and several Pittsburgh-area synagogues with ties to the school either canceled or scaled back their in-person celebrations of the holiday of Purim as an additional precaution.
Right before Purim, Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati received the great news: The City of Cincinnati had approved the permit to remodel the Yeshiva building as a replica of 770.
A panel of expert advisers to the US Food and Drug Administration on Friday recommended that the agency approve the use of Johnson & Johnson’s single-dose COVID-19 vaccine — clearing a path for the shot to be rolled out across the country.
Governor Cuomo announced today 1,554,103 New Yorkers are now fully vaccinated with a second dose.
House Democrats early Saturday narrowly approved President Biden’s $1.9 trillion COVID-19 stimulus bill, overcoming Republican opposition and accusations of waste in the “emergency” package.
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin, author and Chasidic historian shares interesting facts, many revealed for the first time. The purpose of his program is to inspire all but especially the youth. Watch another installment here on CrownHeights.info.
Shneur and Chaya Mushkah (nee Schmukler) Munitz (Crown Heights)
It’s the day for simcha, gifts and general revelry. It’s also a day of thanks, and one Montgomery Street resident showed it with a sign thanking Crown Heights Hatzalah and Dr. Rosen.
As mentioned in previous articles, to give me a push to work on the Frierdiker Rebbe’s biography, I will from time to time post my draft of various chapters in his life. Being that the story of Purim koton 5687 (1927) is well-known, I chose to post the story of the beginning of that year, when the officials already stated that their goal is to arrest the Rebbe.