Rabbinical students visit Nyack on educational journey

Jessica Seminelli – The Journal News
Rabbinical students Asher Schochet of Toronto, left, and Adam Epstein of Houston meet with Seth Gopin at his Nyack shop, Gallery of Metal and Stone Friday. The students, with the Chabad Educational Branch called “Roving Rabbis,” were talking to Jews in the community as part of their outreach program.

Nyack, NY — Two rabbinical students have been in the Nyack area for the past two weeks as part of the global Chabad-Lubavitch movement, which aims to educate and unite Jews in all communities.

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Picture of the Day! Motzoai Shabbos Nachamu 1966!

In the picture is one of the people who escorted president Shazar in 1966 on Motzaei Shabbos Nachamu (41 years ago) the first time President Shazar visited the Rebbe as president.

Special thanks to Rabbi Y.B. Friedman from Kehos publications, Rabbi Levi Garelik And Rabbi Mordechai Kirschenbaum for this picture.

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Chabad House Takes Yeshiva On The Road

Toledo Blade
Henoch Rosenfeld, right, discusses Jewish studies with student Andy Golding, left, as Mr. Golding’s two sons, Benny, 5, and Joey, 6, listen.
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Toledo, OH — School may be out for the summer, but not at Toledo’s Chabad House-Lubavitch.

The Jewish outreach center is offering free classes on Jewish studies taught by six students from yeshivas, or Jewish educational institutions, around the country.

Walk will boost Friendship Circle

Danielle Pearlman, 7, and mom Debbie, love visiting LifeTown.

West Bloomfield, MI — Danielle Pearlman loves visiting LifeTown.

The 7-year-old especially loves the pet store and the library in the mini-village at the Friendship Circle in West Bloomfield.

Nightlife: Out of the box, in The Heights

By Mimi Notik
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Admit it. The trendy graphics caught your attention. You saw it from afar, and came closer to see what it was about. And when you did, the headline trapped your curiosity.

Nightlife?

Yea, you were a little surprised, very intrigued, and even a little excited.

Then you saw the small print and gasped.

“What? In Crown Heights?!”

Pictures and more information in the Extended Article!

“Shliach Tzibur” CD of the Shabbos Morning Tefilos By Mayer Rivkin To Be Released

Excitement is mounting world-wide in anticipation of the release by Infinity Productions of “SHLIACH TZIBUR” – the training CD of the Shabbos morning prayers. It is geared for the benefit of aspiring Baalei Tefiloh (prayer leaders) of all levels and backgrounds.

Audio Samples in the Extended Article!

C.G.I. Ottawa experiences record enrollment!

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Camp Gan Israel of Ottawa experienced record enrollment of campers this summer. The campers enjoyed professional swimming lessons, tae kwon do, crafts with a professional artist, weekly trips, Israeli dancing and so much more.

Baruch Dayan Hoemes – Toby Eagle OBM

With great sadness and pain we inform you of the extremely untimely passing of a young woman, Toby Eagle OBM of Baltimore, MD at the young age of 20.

Toby passed away following a horrible car crash early Friday morning when the car she was a passenger in flipped over while on their way to a Shliach for Shabbos.

Toby is survived by her parents Zalman Dovid and Yehudis Eagle along with her brothers and sisters.

The Levaya will be take place on Sunday, 4:00pm at the Hebrew Orthodox Memorial Cemetery located at 6820 German Hill Road, Baltimore, MD 21222.

Baruch Dayan Hoemes

Chinuch Yaldei Hashluchim Online School – Registration for 5767/8 Now Open

Where can you go for age-old ancient values transmitted via the most cutting-edge technology?

If you guessed some live Torah streaming-video website or a PDA loaded with the entire Tanach, Shas, Rambam and Shulchan Aruch, you’re not that far off. Among the many Frum adaptations to the Information Age is what is perhaps the first school of its kind – the Shluchim Online School, presented by the Chinuch Yaldei Hashluchim division of The Shluchim Office.

Chabad rabbis hit the road to visit Jewish prisoners in Midwest

Rick Hellman – Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
Rabbis Moshe Raksin (left) and Shneur Pruss stopped off in Kansas this week on a cross-country trek to visit jewish prisoners.

Leavenworth, KS — Unfortunately, the largest group of Jewish prisoners two young Lubavitch rabbis will have seen on their summer swing through the Midwest was expected Tuesday at the Lansing Correctional Facility in Kansas.

Retreat Gets Underway With Over 300 Attending From 21 States

(Photos by: Menachem Sarraf)

Colorado Springs, CO — The National Jewish Retreat is presently underway at the magnificent Cheyenne Mountain Resort in Colorado Springs with a sold-out crowd of 300 participants from 21 states and 5 countries enjoying a series of 80 sessions, workshops, lectures and discussion groups.

A beautiful gallery of pictures in the Extended Article! (Photos by: Menachem Sarraf)

Con Ed Urges Brooklyn Residents to Curb Power Usage

Con Edison is urging all customers in Crown Heights, Flatbush, East Flatbush and Ocean Hill-Brownsville in Brooklyn to discontinue their use of nonessential electrical appliances and devices until problems on electrical equipment can be resolved.

The utility is experiencing difficulties in this area and customer cooperation will help ensure uninterrupted electric service, officials say.

the Weekly Sedra – Eikev – All for the Boss

by Rabbi Yossi Gordon

Sholom Aleichem. Serving a master is a part of life. For some the master is the pursuit of wealth while for others it could be intellectual satisfaction. Ideally, one recognizes the Master of the World and serves only Him. Serve this or serve that, but serve one must.

Being a servant has various formats. One can be a simple servant who performs his/her duties out of absolute obedience or one can be a devoted servant who serves happily due to the realization of the great lofty status of the master. In Chassidic philosophy this matter is discussed at great length. By understanding the master/servant relationship we will be able to utilize that understanding in our serving the Master of the World.