The eighth volume of Sefer Ha’Arachim Chabad, the Chabad Encyclopedia, was recently released by Kehot Publication Society.
Yehuda Shaffer (Crown Heights) and Miri Rubinson (Los Angeles, CA)
L’Chaim tonight, Monday at 711 Montgomery St
[between Kingston and Albany Ave]
In the weekly Living Torah JEM video, the Rebbe makes a request that everyone “Make for themselves a mentor.”
Yehoshua Weinstein (Norfolk, VA) and Hallie Chester (Pittsburgh, PA)
With sadness we inform you of the passing of Mrs. Chaya Brocha Pruss of Crown Heights, at the age of 69.
She is survived by her dear husband R. Shmerel and children R. Yitzchok (Crown Heights), R. Zalman (Crown Heights), Henya Greenberg (Los Angeles), Chanie Vogel (Crown Heights), and Rabbi Yona (London).
The Levaya will take place Monday, 11:45am at Shomrei Hadas and passing by 770 at around 12:30pm.
Boruch Dayan Hoemes
The Battle You Didn’t Lose
Last week, you lost your battle with the horrible illness that took your Neshama to Gan Eden. Your dear husband and children, your extended family, your friends, and communities and students all know how hard you fought – up to the last second with the last tiny bit of energy.
You fought and fought – you so wanted to win – to continue to live and give. But, Hashem is stronger, wiser and more experienced – and He needed you to come Home.
Don’t be sad.
You did in fact, win one battle – a very big battle. A battle, which will continue for generations and generations to come.
The Schapiro family is sitting shiva at 553 Montgomery St [between Brooklyn and New York Ave].
Shachris: 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:30
Mincha: 3:15 and Bzman
Mariv Bzman
Tuesday-rosh chodesh shachris is 930 and mincha Bzman
718 774 1840
Fax: 718 735 6825
Email theschapirofamily@gmail.com
Hamokom Yenachem Eschem Besoch Shaar Avaylay Tzion VeYerushalayim.
CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] — This past Motzoai Shabbos Cong. Ahavas Moshe, also known as the Maple Street Shul, held their annual Melava Malka.
Flooding, uprooted trees and street signs, store awnings torn from buildings all left in wake of the storm that has been pounding the tri-state area.
Moshe Palace and his children are sitting shiva at their home after the passing of their wife or mother. 15 Wallenberg Circle in Monsey.
There are 5 minyanim needed so please make every effort to come to the davenings. The davening times are as follows:
Sunday Shacharis:
8:30 AM (2 minyanim)
9:00 AM (2 Minyanim)
10:00 AM (1 Minyan)
Monday – Thursday Shacharis:
7:15 AM (2 minyanim)
8:00 AM (1 minyan)
9:00 AM (2 minyanim)
Mincha:
3:45 PM (3 minyanim)
6:45pm (2 minyanim)
Maariv:
7:30 PM (3 minyanim)
9:00 PM (2 minyanim)
Email: RSVPservice@gmail.com
Phone: 845-578-1653
Hamokom Yenachem Eschem Besoch Shaar Avaylay Tzion VeYerushalayim.
On its return trip, the Ohel bus broke down on Albany Avenue requiring it to be towed in for service.
Bentzi Stolik (Crown Heights) and Devorah (bas R Shmulik) Brook (Crown Heights)
L’Chaim tonight, Sunday at Bais Rivkah
310 Crown St [between New York and Nostrand Ave]
With sadness we inform you of the passing of the oldest Chabad Chossid, Harav Hagon Reb Lipman Schapiro from Crown Heights at the age of 97.
He was the Rov of Empire Shtibel and a member of Vaad Rabonei Lubavitch. He was Zoche to Bonim U’vney Bonim children and grand children and great grand children as well as Mashpim and Askonim.
He is survived by his children: Sholom Ber Schapiro, Raizel Goldberg, Yehuda Leib Schapiro, Gavriel Schapiro and Nochum Schapiro.
The Levaya will be leaving from the Shomrei Hadas Chapel at 1:30pm and passing by 770 at around 2:00pm
Boruch Dayan Hoemes.
It’s the question that keeps rabbis up at night: how is an exodus from a kingdom that no longer exists, that happened thousands of years ago, relevant to today’s Jew? On March 29, millions of Jews will bless and drink a cup of wine (the first of four), signifying the start of an hours-long ceremony of reading, reciting, and ancient ritual. After Passover, we return to the world of melting economies, climate change and belligerent nuclear-armed nations. Can a Seder celebrating outbreak from slavery in 1313 BCE be meaningful today?
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