Each Friday afternoon, students of the Rabbinical College of Australia (YG-Melbourne) and Mesivtah take part in Mivtzoyim, visiting workplaces, shopping centres and offices to share a word of Torah, and to encourage their fellow Jews to fulfil an extra Mitzvah. Some students also visit patients in area hospitals and homes, offering a word of encouragement and sympathy in their time of distress.
We received the following letter from the parents of Alexander Hecht, a young teenage boy who needs our Tehilim and prayers for a speedy and full recovery.
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CrownHeights.info and Lubavitch Archives present this vintage photograph of a visitor exiting 770. Can you identify who it is, and when the photo was taken?
Answer to last week’s photo in the extended article.
Campers at Gan Israel of Detroit, Michigan enjoy their third week of learning and fun.
Jewish children from non-observant families attending day camp at Chabad of Naples, FL experience first hand what an Orthodox wedding is like.
Zevi Kugel (Manhattan, NY) and Chana Rosenfeld (Bogota, Colombia)
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Shmuel and Rivky Kazen
1375 Union St. [between Brooklyn and New York ave.]
Alexander and Raizel Heppenheimer
438 Sterling St. [between Brooklyn and New York ave.]
Meir and Minah Leah Levine
737 Eastern Parkway [between Kingston and Brooklyn Ave.]
Levi and Batsheva (nee Junik) Browd
349 Crown St. [corner of New York Ave.] Apt. 3H
Shaya and Mushky (nee Sperlin) Horowitz
1427 President St. [between Kingston and Albany Ave.]
Chanan and Shoshana (nee Etzkin) Nocks
This Shabbos at the Besht, Rabbi Yaacov Sebbag will lead a discussion on the topic: Why Does G-d Take Revenge?
Bery and Chenchie (nee Tiefenbrun) Schmukler (Las Cruces, NM)
Campers enjoyed their second week at Gan Israel of Lyon, France, where Jewish children from all over the city are given the wonderful dual experience of learning about their faith and having a blast.
CrownHeights.info and the Avner Institute present these photos of the Rebbe on the way to the Ohel, and giving coins for Tzedaka on Erev Yom Kippur, 1984.
Yesterday, signs went up informing bochurim who learn in 770 that the kitchen and dining room in the basement of 1414 President St. has been shut down due to a failed Health Department inspection. The bochurim are currently eating in adjacent Getzel’s Shul until the matter is resolved.
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