HALLANDALE BEACH, FL — Mrs. Bronya Shaffer, a world renowned expert on Jewish marriages and relationships, was the featured guest speaker at Chabad of South Broward Headquarters, on Wednesday, May 29. The event was attended by hundreds of men and women.
The Boca Raton Jewish community came together Thursday night to celebrate the second Chag HaSemicah of Machon Menachem – Boca Raton Rabbinical College. Fourteen newly minted Rabbonim received their Semicah at the ceremony held at Chabad of Boca Raton on Military Trail.
Sunday the 71st Precinct and the 71st Precinct Community Council will hold their 19th annual Family Day Picnic in Lefferts Park.
Forty Bochurim make up the Friendship Boys Division volunteers and they were rewarded with their own appreciation event Thursday night. The volunteers enjoyed a barbeque and received a gift as a token of appreciation for their commitment to the young adults with special needs in our community.
Shmaryohu Hackner (Crown Heights) and Huvy Levitansky (New Haven, CT)
L’Chaim Sunday night at Lubavitcher Yeshiva
570 Crown St [hall entrance on Albany Ave]
Yossi and Malky (nee Palace) Mizrachi
1531 Carroll St, Side Door [between Troy and Schenectady Avenues]
Eli and Racheli (nee Friedlander) Abayev
Aliya, 527 E. New York Ave, [between Brooklyn and Kingston Avenues]
Levi and Esther (nee Solomon) Simpson (Crown Heights)
Shneur and Chaya (nee Wilansky) Gottlieb (Crown Heights)
Motty and Chaya Musya (nee Nerenberg) Hershkowitz (Ormond Beach, FL)
Yirmi and Chani Knight (Surfside, FL)
Zalmy and Sara Leah Kirschenbaum (Melbourne, Australia)
A Lubavitcher Bochur is making headlines in Israel after becoming the first Hareidi to join the Israeli Air Force’s highly prestigious flying school. His family would have rather him become a Rabbi, but support his decision.
This Shabbos at the Besht, Rabbi Boruch Jacobson will lead a discussion into Geulah, and what does it mean to you.
Berry Silver (Crown Heights) and Chaya Kaufmann (New Orleans, LA)
CrownHeights.info and the Lubavitch Archives presents a photo of the Rebbe reciting Shema during Maariv in the early 1970’s.
Rabbi Yitzi Hurwitz doesn’t speak so much these days, but he says a lot with the look in his eyes and the expression on his face. When the topic of how he met his wife, Dina, comes up, for example, a wide, open smile spreads across his face and his warm, brown eyes grow come alive with delight.
What is emotion; a feeling? What then is a feeling? These terms are difficult to fully comprehend and define. For thousands of years people have been attempting to understand this phenomenon and will most likely debate it for a thousand more.
When my friend Rabbi Daniel Moskowitz, now the Chabad emissary in Illinois, and I were young students in yeshiva, we volunteered for Merkos Shlichus – the Chabad Jewish outreach program by rabbinical students. In the summer of 1976, we were presented with an opportunity to go on a short trip to Sweden. We prepared everything that was needed, and we went to Sweden for about ten days or two weeks. We visited a few small towns, but mainly we stayed in the capital, Stockholm. We gave classes in the local synagogues and we distributed mezuzahs and tefillin.
This week the city launched its Bike Share program amid praise and criticism. One story highlighted the ‘black hole’ where not a single bike rack was installed in the Hassidic section of Williamsburg, Crown Heights though, will not be the same.
SAN ANTONIO, TX — For most of his life, Texas builder Dan Markson didn’t really know who his grandfather was. “He had a whole wall of Hebrew books, and he would study them all the time. When I was a child, it would happen every once in a while that small groups of young men with beards would come to the door—he would invite them in—and they would sit together, sometimes the entire night. But I had no idea what it all meant.”
This past Pesach, Benny Friedman began the first part of a major world tour. A film crew followed Benny through 8 amazing shows in various locations.
1
