Life is full of options: Where we elect to go to school, send our kids to camp; Should we travel to a place where we can sun and surf, or hike and bike?
A decision we make at one stage in life will likely come full circle later on, as its impact on us is revealed.
Close to 2,000 Tefillin were wrapped, and hundreds of Yidden signed up for Ois B’sefer Torah and Jnet Chavrusos last Sunday at Israel Day Parade.
A heartwarming production by grades 3-6 of Chabad Hebrew School, explaining how to daven & the meaning of Tefilah! Enjoy!
Lipa (ben Yehudah) Benjaminson (Crown Heights) and Chaya Mushka Gansburg (Coconut Creek, FL)
Shaya Gutleizer (Crown Heights) and Miriam Chaya Robbins (Milwaukee, WI)
Yudah Rosenberger (Crown Heights) and Chaya Katzoff (Crown Heights)
Gavriel and Shainy (nee Kalmanson) Levin (Postville, IA)
Not far from the shops and restaurants of Westwood Village is a veterans cemetery. So many people drive on the adjacent 405 Freeway and probably do not reflect that they pass near hallowed ground. I grew up across the street and I thought about these gravestones frequently. They represent great heroes who served our country.
An enthusiastic article about the Givot Olam Oil Exploration Company on an Israeli Chabad website sent the partnership’s share price up 6.3% by early afternoon today to NIS 0.068, giving a market cap of NIS 676 million. But some speculators are concerned the article may be a bit exaggerated.
A group of idiots axed a tree in the Kensington section of Brooklyn, all to get at a $50 bicycle that was locked with a $10 cable, and all for a few minutes of riding pleasure.
Pictures from the wedding of Moish Ringler (Pittsburgh, PA) and Devorie Weiss (Crown Heights) took place in the Oholei Torah Ballroom in Crown Heights.
Can students learn, understand and remember what they learned cumulatively, for weeks? Perhaps the best answer to that question resides with the master torah program. At the Kinus Hamechanchim Rabbi Meir Pagrow will teach the Melamdim how.
Crossing the Hudson will soon take a bigger toll on commuters who are already struggling with skyrocketing gas prices.
In response to a full page ad taken out in the ‘Jewish Week’ by an unrecognized organization calling themselves “Kabbolas Hamalchus,” a reader – after first complimenting Chabad’s outreach efforts – goes on to attack the entire movement, comparing them to Jews for Jesus, and questioning whether they are Jewish altogether.
Over the past few years, images of the Rubashkin family have been freeze-framed in our consciousness: The meat plant. The raid. The living room. The courtroom scenes. The rallies…These scenes have been seared on our collective memory. The Rubashkins, though, have chosen to move forward. They’ve relocated and recalculated, adjusting the rhythm and routine of daily life to meet new challenges.
Students in Rabbi Goldman’s fifth grade in Oholei Torah were rewarded for a year of a good behavior and diligent learning. The entire class went to Q-cumber Café on Kingston and enjoyed pizza, fries and soda – all donated by the owner, who is also a parent of one of the kids.
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