Chabad of Weston Celebrates 15 Years at a Gala Dinner

Sunday night, 21 Adar Sheni, Chabad of Weston hosted a Gala Dinner celebrating its 15th anniversary. 250 guests enjoyed a very elegant, festive evening with Guest speaker Rabbi Yossi Jacobson and Yisroel Amar who entertained the crowd with his gifted voice. Tears were brought to many eyes as he sang such beautiful heartfelt songs that moved the heart and stirred emotions.

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11 Sholom Zochors This Week!

Chaim Dovid and Rivky (nee Wachtel) Jenkelowitz
1058 Lincoln Pl [Between Kingston and Albany Avenue]

Moshe and Mimi (nee Notik) Hecht
Cong. Ahavas Yisroel, 1349 President St [Between Kingston and Brooklyn Avenue]

Shaul and Esther Baila (nee Hecht) Goldman
860 Eastern Pkwy [Between Kingston and Albany Avenue]

Yossi and Rivki Cheruff
1511 Union St [between Kingston and Albany Avenue]

Sholomke and Chani (nee Posner) Gansburg
Ohel Nosson, 580 Crown St [Between Albany and Troy Avenue]

Leible and Mushky Ezagui
738 Empire Blvd [between Albany and Troy Avenue]

Mendel and Shterna Sarah (nee Wilansky) Shemtov
1373 Carroll St [between Kingston and Albany Avenue]

Pinchos and Devorah Leah Movsikov
Hadar Hatorah, 824 Eastern Pkwy [Between Kingston and Albany Avenue]

Mayer and Henya Preger
861 Woodmere Place, Woodmere, NY

Mendele and Chana Raizel Sossonko
1207 Lenox Ave Miami Beach, FL

Nosson and Chayale Potash
423 10th Ave. S. Francisco, CA

At AHA, Students Do a Mitzvah for a Friend

by Mendy Rimler – Lubavitch.com

Zachary Shporer, 18, from Charlotte, NC, was diagnosed with leukemia on March 1. Two weeks later, all one hundred and fifty students and faculty of the American Hebrew Academy in Greensboro, where Zachary is a student, did a mitzvah in his honor.

Merciful Discipline – Accessing The Kohen Within

by Rabbi Yosef Kahanov, Jax, FL

Until you can see the good within a person, you are incapable of helping him. (Tzvi Freeman, Bringing Heaven Down To Earth)

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Rabbi Yosef Yitzchok of Lubavitch was imprisoned in 1927 for perpetuating Jewish life within the vast boarders of the Soviet Union. The incarceration and physical abuse took its toll; leaving the Rebbe in a deteriorated state of health, for which he eventually sought treatment at various European sanatoriums. The Rebbe wrote the following letter to one of his sons-in-law in the winter of 1935:

Where Every Bouquet Tells a Story

NY Times

Chani Frankel, co-owner of Mimulo Flowers in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.

On Friday afternoons, the headquarters of the Chabad sect of Orthodox Judaism comes alive as men in black jackets and hats stream like worker bees in and out of the subterranean entrance on Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn. Those exiting scatter across Crown Heights to prepare for the coming Sabbath — Shabbos in Yiddish — many drawn a block east by the overpowering smell of lilies and the ebullient welcome of Chani Frankel to Mimulo, a flower shop on Albany Avenue.