
Gan Yisroel Parksville Announces Head Staff
Gan Yisroel Parksville, NY has announced their head staff for the upcoming summer of 5778.
Gan Yisroel Parksville, NY has announced their head staff for the upcoming summer of 5778.
At the Bar Mitzvah of the son of Yoili Horowitz, the conductor of the Shira Choir, they performed a beutiful rendition of the Poltava Niggun.
With sadness and pain we inform you of the passing of R’ Gershon Fishel Halevi ben Mordechai Gedalya Hyams OBM of London, England. He was 67 years old.
Mendy and Mushka (nee Mahpour) Setton (Crown Heights)
Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz, director of Chabad Lubavitch of Southwest Florida, delivers his insights on the Holiday of Pesach. This week he answers the question: What is the significance of the last days of Passover? – based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
Ahead of the upcoming summer vacation months, Gan Yisroel West has announced their head staff for a summer which promises to be very exciting.
The Rebbe wishes everyone a “Gut Moed! – Happy Holiday!” We are required to be joyous throughout the Passover Festival, so we should sing and rejoice!
Menachem and Brochi (nee Fischer) Wolf (Crown Heights)
Mendy and Chana’le (nee Golomb) Pruss (Crown Heights)
Crown Heights residents set out this morning to fulfill the custom of Biur Chometz – the burning of the leavened bread before Passover. As in previous years, an area in front of 770 was designated as the main location for this purpose.
Custodians of 770 were hard at work Erev Pesach cleaning the Shul and polishing its every surface.
Mrs. Chana Lipsker, an educator in Beis Rivkah of Crown Heights, relates a story of her miraculous birth which saved her mothers life.
In this weeks letter, presented in honor of Shabbos Pesach, The Rebbe responds to one suggesting that when two people have good feelings towards one another – why the need for formal marriage and “legal agreement” – where the Rebbe clarifies the misconception of marriage as a mere “legal contract”. It is the sanctity of married life which played a large role in our survival of the Egyptian enslavement. The letter, written originally in English, is from the archives of the Rebbe’s trusted secretary Rabbi Nissan Mindel.
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present a photo of The Rebbe during during Mayim Shelanu.
Sholom and Chana (nee Gopin) Lew (Glendale, AZ)