Summer is just getting started, but preparations for the High Holidays are just getting underway. The All New Tzivos Hashem High Holiday Magazine is now ready for personalization. You can order the magazine for as low as $362 for 500 pieces and that includes personalization.
After three years of successful programming in Chabad schools worldwide, Tzivos Hashem constantly get requests from shluchim to use the Chayolai Tzivos Hashem program in camps and Hebrew schools. This year ten camps are eagerly piloting the new system.
Jewish communities around the country are gearing up for their annual July 4th celebrations, noting the opportunity America has afforded Jewish life in allowing the unprecedented explosion in Torah study and observance of the past few decades.
With the Los Angeles Dodgers filing for reorganizational bankruptcy, some people, encouraged particularly by the New York Sun, are musing about returning the baseball team to Brooklyn, where it was central to the identity of the working-class borough, smashed racism with the hiring of Jackie Robinson and other great black players, and contributed the best part of the golden age of New York baseball.
Yosef Yitzchok and Rochel Perlow (Crown Heights)
Baruch and Shulamit Kaye (Crown Heights)
Chaya Aydel Seminary in Hallandale Beach, Florida, held its 10th graduation celebration ceremony, with 23 girls graduating.
Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim of Morristown announced today the hiring of longtime educator Rabbi Kalman Weinfeld who will be joining the spiritual staff at the Yeshiva for the coming year.
With Gimmel Tammuz coming, many of us are searching for ways in which we can prepare ourselves for the day. In the newest edition of the JEM Farbrengen Club, viewers can receive inspiration directly from the Rebbe.
An 18-wheeler semi frequently pulls up in front of the Tabacinic Lubavitch-Chabad Jewish Student & Community Center at the University of Florida, delivering massive amounts of kosher food. During the school year, Rabbi Berl and Chanie Goldman serve upwards of 400 students for Sabbath dinner – that number drops to about 150 each week during the summer – and their weekly Café Chabad draws between 30 and 60 students every Tuesday night.
N’shei Ubnos Chabad invite women to a Gimmel Tammuz Farbrengen on Monday evening at 8:30pm in Lubavitcher Yeshiva on Crown Street.
A nationwide crackdown is coming for people fraudulently drawing unemployment payments — those who were never eligible and workers who keep getting checks after they return to work — a $17 billion benefits swindle last year alone, say federal officials.
Drivers passing by East Prairie Public School may have done a double take on Tuesday: A 400-pound camel was walking in circles near the building’s field.
Around 150 teachers from around the world posed for a group photo at the annual Kinus Hamechanchim taking place over the next two days in the picturesque Dolce Resort in Norwalk Connecticut.
“Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost.” (John Quincy Adams)
Today, John Huntsman officially announced that he will be adding his name to the list of promising candidates who are competing to replace President Obama. The question is – why should this concern me as a frum Jew?
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency, one of the most trusted sources of Jewish news worldwide – and referred to by many as the ‘Jewish Associated Press,’ wired a report on the commemoration of the Rebbe’s arrival in America 70 years ago on 28 Sivan – a previously little known date outside the Lubavitch community.
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