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Video: Rare Footage of Rebbetzin’s Funeral

Courtesy of Shturem.net

On Wednesday, 22 Shvat 1988, Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka passed away after a brief illness. The Rebbetzin felt unwell and was rushed to the hospital. Upon arrival she asked for a glass of water, said the Brocho “Shehakol Nihiya Bidvaro,” and returned her soul to its Creator.

1988: The Rebbe at the Rebbetzin’s Levaya

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In honor of Chof Beis Shvat, the yohrtzeit of Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka, we present this rare picture of the Rebbe leading the levaya procession in 5748.

CTeen Shabbaton Takes Crown Heights by Storm

Photos by Bentzi Sasson

It was a riveting weekend for the 420 teens and shlucim from 54 communities from Las Vegas to Vienna attending the International CTeen Shabbaton in Crown Heights this weekend. The action packed Shabbaton combined trips, icebreakers, discussions and speakers, inspiring the attending teens to make hachlotos tovos and get more involved in their local CTeen chapters.

I Was Inspired This Morning

by Gutman Locks

Early this morning, one of the larger Chabad yeshivas from outside of Jerusalem, came to the Kotel. Their schedule was to first sit in small groups, mostly with a chavrousa and learn Chassidus, and then an hour or so later, they straggled off to the local mikvah.

Teachers Conference Announced

The Merkos Chinuch Office announced today that this year’s The Kinus HaMechanchos, (the women’s education conference) will be held at the beautiful DOLCE Conference Center in Norwalk CT on Monday 12 Tammuz, July 1st and Tuesday 13 Tammuz, July 2nd. The men’s conference date and place will be announced shortly as well.

Chabad’s School of the Future

When Chabad Shluchim travel to obscure locations around the world as emissaries of the Jewish people, setting up shop near college campuses, large cities, and even tiny rural towns to share the vibrancy of our religion with just one more Jew, they must confront the logistical challenges of providing their children with a traditional Lubavitch education and interactions with Orthodox children their age.