With winter upon us, Living Chassidus proudly announces the commencement of its Life Skills Series—a collection of classes curated to prepare young women for life’s significant milestones.
This was no ordinary preschool class. Three of the children in the cohort had been kidnapped by Hamas and kept hostage in Gaza. Two had been returned home in the temporary ceasefire deal at the end of November, but the third, Ariel Bibas, remains in captivity.
Three Israeli Ministers and eleven Knesset Members thanked Chabad Lubavitch of Southwest Florida for their help with Israeli soldiers and citizens during this war.
Raised by Rabbi Moshe Yitzchok and Rivkah Hecht, Chabad emissaries in New Haven, Connecticut, Mrs. Sterna Malka Katz returned to the city in 1967 with her husband, and has served there as a Chabad emissary and educator ever since. She was interviewed in May 2023.
The meeting of Crown Heights Netzigim that took place Tuesday night in Crown Heights has all the signs of success after new details were published by the Crown Heights Jewish community council.
Contractors are hard at work inside 770 working around the clock to repair the damage inside the shul.
The 770 building was closed throughout the day Wednesday but action was taking place at record speed to get the building back open, possibly even in time for Shabbos.
The CHK has announced that the Crown Heights Matzah Bakery on Albany Ave is again under their certification, ending a short fallout between the iconic bakery and their Hechsher.
An oil painting of dancing Chasidim, an original by famed Lubavitch artist Zalman Kleinman, is on the auction block tomorrow at Kestenbaum and Company Auction.
At a meeting that took place last night in Crown Heights, with the goal to change the direction of the Crown Heights community, and it’s what people in the Shchuna have been asking for, for years.
Hear the logic-defying story of Rabbi Moshe Bryski’s brush with death on the 101 freeway, his recovery, and the wisdom and inspiration he took from it all.
Renovations are underway for LEC Mesivta’s new, impressive 3-acre, $7 million campus in Miami Gardens, Florida. The $3 million construction project is expected to be completed in time for the upcoming school year.
All Chassidei Chabad are shocked, horrified and angry about the events that took place in 770. A few heavily misguided “Porkei Ol” decided on their own – against the will of the Rabbanim, Gabbaim and Askanim, and thus against the Rebbe – to “expand 770”. But it is also very important to break up this story – as everything that happens – and discuss a few components.
For the third consecutive year, NCFJE is hosting a central Farbregnen for Anash worldwide in honor of 10-11 Shvat. It will be broadcast live via Chabad.org on Thursday evening, 8 Shvat-Jan. 18 at 8pm.
In a small town in Israel, where the stress and uncertainty of wartime have left their mark on every household, a group of forty young professionals from CYP embarked on a mission to spread joy and support to families in need.
With 770 closed for an unknown amount of time, tents have been set up in the Chotzer of 770, providing a protected place for people to daven.
Read the letter below released by the Crown Heights Beis Din decrying the actions of those who vandalized 770. The letter was signed by both Rabbi Osdoba and Rabbi Braun.
