Largest LI Shluchim Summer Convention
Last week all of the Shluchim on Long Island gathered for their annual Kinus and Farbrengen. This year it was hosted at the Chabad of Mineola with Rabbi Anchelle Perl.
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Photos: Campers Return from CGI New York
Marking the end of the first month of the summer, campers from Camp Gan Israel returned to Crown Heights this afternoon.
NEW YORK [AP] — A prefabricated 350-foot-long bridge that will replace a 109-year-old span across the Harlem River arrived Monday aboard two barges that were pushed and pulled by tugboats.
New Bridge Arrives in NYC After Float Down Hudson
NEW YORK [AP] — A prefabricated 350-foot-long bridge that will replace a 109-year-old span across the Harlem River arrived Monday aboard two barges that were pushed and pulled by tugboats.
New Engagement!
Shlomo Saul (Crown Heights) and Meira Spitz (Cincinnati, Ohio)
New Engagement!
Nussie Rieber (Crown Heights) and Simmy Blier (Crown Heights)
Clash of the All-Stars: USA Crushes Canada
It was an epic showdown Sunday, two all-star teams from Canada and USA faced off in a three game series of softball in Syracuse, NY. The teams were made up of the best players of the Crown Heights Softball League and Lubavitch players in the Toronto Softball League.
Yossi Kagen, a yungerman living in Crown Heights, lays tefillin with a random acquaintance on Kingston Avenue.
Picture of the Day! – Random Mivtzoim on Kingston!
Yossi Kagen, a yungerman living in Crown Heights, lays tefillin with a random acquaintance on Kingston Avenue.
Camp Premesivta in Swan Lake NY created a Movie called The Escape. The entire production was made in only three hours from start to finish. It tells the story of a group of Jews who escape from a Nazi Camp.
Camp Premesivta Presents: The Escape
Camp Premesivta in Swan Lake NY created a Movie called The Escape. The entire production was made in only three hours from start to finish. It tells the story of a group of Jews who escape from a Nazi Camp.
Besht Center Hosts BBQ
CROWN HEIGHTS [CHI] — Marking Tu B’Av the Besht center hosted a Sunday evening barbeque for its supporters and participants.
CGI NY Marks End of 1st Month with Banquet!
PARKSVILLE [CHI] — Camper enjoyed a grand banquet, marking the end of the first month of summer, where winners of competitions were awarded prizes, and counselors and campers danced together.
Gan Menachem day camp enjoyed a day at the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.
On their trip the campers bumped into some of the 40,000 boy scouts of America and put Teffilin on some of them.
Photos: Gan Menachem Visits the Statue of Liberty
Gan Menachem day camp enjoyed a day at the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.
On their trip the campers bumped into some of the 40,000 boy scouts of America and put Teffilin on some of them.
by Yerachmiel Glickstein
I waited until after Tisha B’Av to respond to the letter, Love Your Fellow Crown Heightser as Yourself, lest I be accused of inciting sinas chinom on Tisha B’Av. Other websites and individuals have now taken up the issue as well. Sinas chinom is not the goal of this letter. Rather, this is a wakeup calls to the Lubavitch community to remedy the situation in a way that is both effective and sustainable. Acceptance is beneficial for peace and improving society, but it does not better the lack of tznius and observance in Lubavitch.
The assertion that it is the Lubavitch way to do things with Ahavas Yisroel is correct. Ahavas Yisroel should guide how individuals in the community act toward one another, especially to the point of helping others achieve a better level of spirituality. Even when correcting the bad actions of others, Ahavas Yisroel is mandatory.
Op-Ed: Are There Any Lines for Chabad’s Ahavas Yisroel?
by Yerachmiel Glickstein
I waited until after Tisha B’Av to respond to the letter, Love Your Fellow Crown Heightser as Yourself, lest I be accused of inciting sinas chinom on Tisha B’Av. Other websites and individuals have now taken up the issue as well. Sinas chinom is not the goal of this letter. Rather, this is a wakeup calls to the Lubavitch community to remedy the situation in a way that is both effective and sustainable. Acceptance is beneficial for peace and improving society, but it does not better the lack of tznius and observance in Lubavitch.
The assertion that it is the Lubavitch way to do things with Ahavas Yisroel is correct. Ahavas Yisroel should guide how individuals in the community act toward one another, especially to the point of helping others achieve a better level of spirituality. Even when correcting the bad actions of others, Ahavas Yisroel is mandatory.
New and up and coming artist Brad Wallace took a new take on Benny Friedman's hit single “No Lyrics” off his highly acclaimed debut album “Taamu”. Produced by Bentzy Marcus, special thanks to Chabad summer campers for the back up vocals.
Remix of Benny Friedman’s No Lyrics
New and up and coming artist Brad Wallace took a new take on Benny Friedman’s hit single “No Lyrics” off his highly acclaimed debut album “Taamu”. Produced by Bentzy Marcus, special thanks to Chabad summer campers for the back up vocals.
Chabad of Buckhurst Hill Celebrates 5 Years
Chabad of Buckhurst Hill celebrated 5 years of service to the wider West Essex Community in England with a special Canapé Appreciation Evening for close friends and Supporters.
by Nathan Lewin
A front-page story in The New York Times of July 10 reported that federal immigration authorities in the Obama administration have adopted a “new strategy” to replace the military-style raids that were conducted in the Bush years to find and arrest illegal aliens.
Op-Ed: One Standard Of Justice?
by Nathan Lewin
A front-page story in The New York Times of July 10 reported that federal immigration authorities in the Obama administration have adopted a “new strategy” to replace the military-style raids that were conducted in the Bush years to find and arrest illegal aliens.
Photos: A Day in Gan Izzy of Morristown!
Pictures by ChaimPerl.com
Young campers in Gan Izzy day camp of Morristown, NJ enjoy a day of water fighting and storytelling.
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