
Picture of the Day: Reaching Heights in the Heights
A reader sent us this photograph of a construction worker doing carefully balanced work atop a Crown Heights building. Can you identify where the picture was taken?
A reader sent us this photograph of a construction worker doing carefully balanced work atop a Crown Heights building. Can you identify where the picture was taken?
Shoshanah Silcove, an American freelance writer and a Machon Chana Alumnus who lives with her family in Melbourne, Australia, penned the following article in which she chronicles her arduous journey back to her Jewish roots through written correspondence with her former self.
CrownHeights.info and the Avner Institute present two unique photos of the Rebbe performing Kapporos in front of 770 in 1990.
The students of Lubavitch Boys’ School in London had a massive Chayos in saying Tehillim over Rosh Hashana. A special chart with all the different time slots where it is possible to say tehilim over Yom Tov was given out to help boys keep a track on how much they said.
In the first set of photos, Jews in Moscow’s Marina Roshcha neighborhood gather around the country’s chief rabbi, Berel Lazar, to perform Kapparos and receive ‘Lekach.’
Congregants of Empire Shtieble gathered late Monday night to perform Kapparos in front of the Shul.
A few months ago, a video was uploaded to YouTube in which a 10-year-old boy in the Philippines sings Avraham Fried‘s English hit “Don’t Hide from Me” at a performance in his school’s auditorium.
While parents ran into stores frantically looking to buy the new “Mitzvah Boulevard,” friends and family of the actors and producers were treated to a special screening of the new video.
A documentary filmmaker and the defense attorney for Sholom Rubashkin appear on Fox News to discuss why they believe the U.S. Supreme Court should agree to hear Rubashkin vs. United States.
CrownHeights.info and Lubavitch Archives present this vintage photograph of a Chossid helping a young Bochur do Kapparos. Can you identify those in the picture, when and where it was taken?
Answer to last week’s photo in the extended article.
The Beis Din of Crown Heights has released a pamphlet – in both English and Hebrew – which contains instructions for many customs and Halachos, as well as the answers to many questions regarding the upcoming Yom Hadin.
A new Sefer Torah is accompanied down Crown St. toward its new home in Oihel Nosson, on Sunday, 7 Tishrei.
The first time I did Kapores, I awoke in the middle of the night, my Shluchim picked me up in their 15 passenger van with all their little kids, and we drove over a hour to a farm in the next state. The car was silent with sleeping children, my Shluchim, and myself, the lone college student who wanted to do Kapores “the real way.”
On Sunday, Darchei Menachem Mesivta – along with the two oldest elementary classes – learned and preformed a presentation about the Halachos of Kaporos and Shchita.
Hundreds of Jews from the Russian city of Smolensk, located barely 40 miles from the town of Lubavitch, gathered to celebrate the dedication of a magnificent new community center “Beis Malkin,” and its new shul, “Beis Menachem.”
A Far Rockaway artist’s likeness of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, ZT”L, won the top prize for oil paintings at the annual ArtSPLASH art show conducted by the Rockaway Artists Alliance.