Gallery: Paris Anash Farbreng In Honor of the Rebbetzin
A central Farbrengen in honor of Chof Beis Shvat, the Hiloula of Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka, took place at the Beth Chabad of Flanders with Rabbi Eizer Cohen.
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A Single Father, A Tireless Fellow Shliach, An Unimaginable Struggle
Weekly Letter: The Need for the Ten Commandments to Include Self-Evident Commandments
In answer to one questioning the need for the Ten Commandments to include such self-evident commandments as “Thou shall not murder,” – the Rebbe explains in clear terms the critical connection between the laws of two apparently different orders: the first Commandments of the deepest truth about G-d’s Unity (true monotheism) and the other, self-evident elementary injunctions – such as not to murder and not to steal.
PSA: Check Your License, The Police Are Cracking Down On Small Infractions
There is presently a special focus taking place citywide from the NYPD on running every driver that is pulled over for a traffic violation, like a cell phone or seat belt violation, to run their name in the NYPD database and search for even supposedly minor stuff.
Kinus Hashluchos 5784: Day #1 – Registration and Visits to the Rebbe’s Office and Home
We present a gallery from the first day of the International Conference of Shluchos 5784, including photos of registration visits to the Rebbe’s office and home.
Where Are Your Children?
Join the Oholei Torah Power Auction to win the prize of your dreams and emPOWER the Rebbetzin’s dream: children who are charged with a #PureChinuch
Here’s My Story: The Phone Call Of A Lifetime
Mrs. Rita Milstein (1946-2022) and her family made their way out of the Soviet Union in 1972, eventually settling in New York, where she dedicated herself to supporting other newly-arrived Russian immigrants and raising her children with a strong Jewish identity. She was interviewed in June 2013.
“It’s Not the Right Thing to Leave A Lady Standing By Herself on the Street in New York”
In honor of the 36th yartzeit of Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Schneerson a”h, and in honor of the thousands of Shluchos who will be in Crown Heights for the 34th Annual International Kinus Hashluchos Conference, which begins today Chof Bais Shevat, Rabbi Lipa Brennan shares an interaction he had with the Rebbetzin.
Baby Boy!
Shimon and Tova (nee Morrison) Wilmowsky from Remsen Village/ East Flatbush had a baby boy!
Derher: Upholding The House of Lubavitch
In this article the Derher attempts, aided by a collection of insightful stories, to share a glimpse into the Rebbetzin’s life, and her key role in dor hashvi’i.
Mikvah.org: Latest Podcast Episode, A Book Review
Join us as Mrs. Malka Touger delves into her brand-new release, “More Than Meets the Eye” – a thoughtful look at Tznius.
INSANE: Road Rage Incident In Crown Heights Ends When Explosive Device Detonates
A road rage incident between a Dollar Van and a Verizon utility van ended in an explosive manner when the driver of the dollar van threw an explosive device into the front cab of the Verizon van. The explosion caused extensive damage to the cab.
“When You’ve Got A Large Chassidic Family” Comedy by Levi Welton
Watch this clip of Levi Welton, a Chassidic comedian, performing before a mainstream American audience in Governors Comedy Club.
New Engagement!
Moshe Partzofsky (Haifa, EY) to Devorah Leah Noginsky (Boston, MA)
Demographic Focused Kinus Workshops To Address Pressing Needs Of Today’s Youth
Recognizing the tremendous growth of demographic-focused Shlichus and the unique needs of today’s youth, The upcoming Kinus Hashluchos will feature specialized workshops organized by CKids International focused on engaging young families.
New Engagement!
Levi Rosenfeld (Eastern Shores, FL) to Rivka Miriam Brakman (Westminster, CO) L’Chaim: Thursday, Feb. 1st, 8:00pm at The Garden House 1386 S. Johns Pl
Baby Boy!
Yossel and Rochel (nee Meijers) Meijers from Crown Heights had a baby boy!
Silk has a deep desire to spread the teachings of early Chassidic masters to the English-speaking public through accessible translations of their works.
A U.S. Assistant Treasury Secretary’s Passion for the Chassidic Masters
by Yaakov Ort – chabad.org Throughout his life, Moyshe (Mitchell) Silk has been immersed in three extraordinarily diverse civilizations and the languages that are foundational to them. Raised in a Jewish home in Chicago, his first language was English. A […]
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