Last week we posted about the tremendous reception the Frierdiker Rebbe received upon his arrival to St. Loius and what he said that evening by the kabbalas ponim (official welcoming ceremony). This week we will conclude what transpired during the following week while he was there.
We went home after that. The siren stole the magic of the moment, but it didn’t steal the renewed energy and hint of healing that comes from being back with our community. The truth is, we’re grateful every day for what we have; that only two terrorists arrived in our city and didn’t succeed, that the rockets that landed around us didn’t hurt anyone, despite the destruction done.
In this week’s Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman scrutinizes the story of Amalek, and how that war continues in each and every one of us today.
The Talmidim of Mechina Oholei Torah have been diligently involved in the annual Mivtza titled “L’chatchila Ariber”, culminating in a grand trip for those who participated.
Many think that the idea of a Farbrengen is just to have a good time. Sit around, share some Torah, sing some good niggunim and maybe make a L’chaim with some food. But the truth is that it is so much more.
After years of reading (and commenting on) provocative articles on various websites, a group of Crown Heights Askonim have decided to finally take action that will simultaneously address multiple crises that the community faces, including reaching all of our youth, and the cost of tuition.
Facing challenges in the workplace and online, hundreds of young professionals are set to unite in Houston for the first-ever CYP Encounter: Texas weekend of Jewish pride and community activism.
Yarmulka wearing NYPD Deputy Chief of Community Affairs, Richie Taylor joined an initiative by NYPD Chiefs in making rounds of the NYC Subway system Thursday. While on his rounds, he made a visit to Crown Heights.
Over the past six years, more than 250 Kallah teachers have been trained by Merkos 302’s Shluchos Learning Center and Mikvah.org’s Kallah Teacher Training program. Open to Shluchos and Anash alike, the webinar course promises to provide an all-encompassing knowledge base for Kallah teachers.
Some of our children are sensitive and in need of extra personal, nurturing care. Others are full of energy and need guidance on how to manifest their passionate, go-getter personalities best. Still, others are seekers with an endless thirst for knowledge.
The following is the first in column series featuring Ben Chochom, who will be giving slightly less than sage advice to anyone who asks a question he may not know the answer to.
The guide is a joint project between Merkaz Halacha Institute and Merkos 302’s Kollel L’Rabbonei Chabad.
What began as a Mesivta, has blossomed and expanded tremendously. For the coming year of 5785 we are granting very generous scholarships with up to 70% of the tuition being subsidized.
In connection with the additional parsha which we read this week – ZACHOR – in preparation for Purim, when we are commanded to REMEMBER what Amalek/Haman did to us – we are sharing the Rebbe’s letter where he answers the often-asked question: How can a compassionate G-d mandate the destruction of an entire people – men women and children?
Goldberg is racing against the clock to ensure the latest Chabad center in the iconic Jerusalem neighborhood is ready for a soft opening on Purim—a mere week away from the conversation that took place with him on Sunday.
Crown Heights’ historic Studebaker building, now a residential property strapped with over 250 city violations, is set for auction in April with a $2.95 million starting bid, according to Maltz Auctions.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Commissioner Rohit T. Aggarwala today announced that the city has initiated the next phase of its expanded collection enforcement actions against approximately 2,400 chronically-delinquent water service accounts that owe the city a total of $102 million.
