Two kids helping at the regional Kinus HaShluchim in Stamford, CT. Leibel Shmotkin and Levi Deren are seen speaking with Rabbi Krinsky at the Kinus.
As Gimmel Tammuz nears what better way is there to prepare then to Learn
The Besht Center is offering two exciting learning opportunities.
1. The Rebbe Chossid relationship, an exploration of the Mamer Zos Chukas with Harav Leibke Kaplan.
2. The Rebbe: His life, His Message, a two part series by Rabbi Yosef Paltiel.
Cheder Chabad of Monsey hosted a beautiful gala reception in honor of its 11th year anniversary this past Sunday night held in the grand ballroom of the Cheder Chabad of Monsey’s Girls Building.
When Daniel Popov’s grandmother was a little girl, she was rounded up with her family by the Nazis, and made to wait for a transport. As they were standing in line, the little girl’s mother asked her to get her some water. Strangely, the Nazi officer allowed her out of the line. When she returned, everyone was gone. The entire group had been transported to Zmievskaya Balka, where they were murdered.
More than 250 Friendship Circle volunteers from many different schools, including Beis Rivkah, Bnos Menachem, Beis Chaya Mushka, Ohr Chana and Bnos Chomesh, joined together for an evening of appreciation and entertainment.
Take the opportunity to help a growing community. Nestled in a Suburb far from the big city Toronto. Chabad of Aurora needs your help. Help bring the joy of Judaism to so many residents and families. Every little bit helps. It is not easy to raise the much needed funds for all of our programs that is why we turn to you. We have worked hard on this fundraiser and want you to have a chance to win the fabulous prizes, become a partner in our Shlichus purchase auction tickets. Every amount helps and is not to small nor to large.
In a community wide initiative encouraging women to make their health a top priority, the Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Bikur Cholim of Crown Heights, in conjunction with Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center and Brooklyn Healthy Living Partnership, invites the women of Crown Heights to participate in a Healthy Woman’s Screening; Sunday, June 6, 2010 at Kingsbrook’s newly renovated, state of the art Radiology Department on 585 Schenectady Avenue between Winthrop and Rutland.
25 Years with Chabad of Bel Air in 10 Minutes
Seventy one students of the United Lubavitcher Yeshiva in Crown Heights learned Tanya Ba’al Peh as part of a program begun by Rabbi Mordechai and Mrs. Shterney Kanelsky of the Bris Avrohom Center in Hillside, New Jersey. The Bas Sheva Mitzvah Campaign to Greet Moshiach was launched in loving memory of their beloved daughter, Bat Sheva ob”m, who passed away seven years ago. The fact that there were seventy one students who participated in the program this year at the Lubavitcher Yeshiva is significant because this is the 71st anniversary of the institution in America.
Activists on board a six-ship flotilla carrying aid to the Gaza Strip tried to lynch the Israel Navy commandos who boarded their Turkish-flagged boat early Monday, Israel Defense Forces sources told Haaretz on Monday afternoon. At least nine people were killed and several more were wounded in the fighting that erupted aboard one of the ships.
Park County, CA — Lauren Rosenberg says that the Google Maps BlackBerry application told her to use Deer Valley Drive — a highway also called Utah State Route 224 — to walk from one Park City address to another.
The Bais Din, headed by Rabbi Avrohom B. Rosenberg, has reversed its ruling from last week which disqualified two candidates from running in the elections for Vaad Hakohol. Rabbi Shea Hecht and Rabbi Zalman Wilhelem have been returned to the ballot.
A car took a dip into a ditch on Kingston Avenue yesterday afternoon. Many gathered to spectate, few actually helped, and all together they managed to get the car out without much damage.
Young Lubavitcher Yeshiva students received their very first Chumash yesterday in a special celebration with their fathers and mothers!
If you’re young, hip, Jewish and living in Montreal, you might know Rabbi Yisroel Bernath.
He’s the 27-year-old Chabad-Lubavitch rabbi who makes a point of getting around town and connecting with the mostly young, unaffiliated Jews who call the trendy Monkland Village area home. Since opening in November 2008, his Chabad of NDG – a reference to the neighborhood’s official name on Montreal’s West End – has been packing them in, leading locals to speak in terms of a spiritual revival taking place.
Close to 200 shluchim are gathered at Chabad of Stamford, CT, as the New York/New England regional kinus hashluchim got underway.
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