Mid-Atlantic Kinus Brings Camaraderie, Joy, and Limud Hatorah To Hundreds
On a sunny Tuesday, hundreds of shluchim from around the Mid-Atlantic region gathered together for a full day of camaraderie, development, and inspiration.
Weekly Letter: The Education of Jewish “Special” People
As the new school year begins we present a fascinating letter of the Rebbe regarding the education of Jewish “special” people – with some points to consider at a forthcoming conference dealing with the needs of special people.
Afte fleeing the Kelowna fires, Mel Hanna and Goldie Love stayed at the Chabad House.
Chabad in British Columbia a Vital Lifeline From Wildfires’ Destruction
As thousands of people continue to be evacuated following the damage and destruction wrought by wind-swept fires swirling in and around Kelowna, British Columbia, the local Chabad center and Jewish community are providing supplies and lodging for anyone in need.
L’man Achai Ends Summer With Fabulous Week
Campers and staff can’t wait till next summer, but in the meantime are gearing up for shabbatons and reunions that take place throughout the year.
Here’s My Story: If At First You Don’t Succeed…
Danny Amrami is a long-standing member of Afula’s Chabad community. Following 29 years of service in the IDF, today he serves as a shochet. He was interviewed in his home in January 2023.
Op-Ed: Is It Time To Talk About Tznius and Beards?
As we begin preparing for Rosh Hashana, the time for reaccepting upon ourselves the kingship of Hashem, it is appropriate to speak about two very important and sensitive topics: Tznius and Beards.
Chabad Schools Leadership Highlighted at Kinus HaMechanchim
The Kinus HaMechanchim presented the opportunity for principals from mosdos with similar objectives to talk shop. Rabbi Lustig led a large group of principals of chadorim. Rabbi Kaplan led a smaller group of day school principals and Rabbi Newman led of group of CEOs, heads of schools where the buck stops.
Tanya’s Printed In Two African Countries, Some of the Last Places In The World To Print Their Own Tanya’s
Two of the last countries in the world to have Tanya’s printed can now be checked off the list as a father and son duo traveled to the far flung locations to print the Tanya’s according to the Rebbe’s Horaa.
Picture of the Day
“Rubbing (metaphorically) shoulders with royalty”. Rabbi Danny Yaffe of CBD Chabad, had the honor of blowing shofar for Mrs Tzippy Oliver, a member of Melbourne’s Chabad-Lubavitch community, known for her devotion to the disabled community and for good works in the Jewish community who received Australia’s highest civilian medal from Queen Elizabeth II in 2016.
JEM: Never Forget, We Need Your Ideas
An overview of the Rebbe’s encouragement and satisfaction towards the innovative learning of Yeshiva students.
371 Charged With Stealing $836M in COVID Funds
A staggering 371 Americans have been charged with stealing roughly $836 million in COVID relief funds — including gang members who used the money to hire hitmen, the Justice Department announced Wednesday.
TODAY: Siyum Sefer Torah in Honor of Shimmy Ben-Abou OBM
A Siyum Sefer Torah will take place today in Crown Heights in honor of Shimmy Ben-Abou OBM, with completion of the the Torah at 5:30pm and procession at 7:00pm.
Chabad Singer Adi Gabison Releases “Adon Haslichot”, A Short Music Video
Chabad singer and songwriter Adi Gabison has released a short music video clip singing “Adon Haslichot”.
2,000 Campers Gifted with a Moshiach Experience this Summer
2,000 campers in 11 overnight and day camps have had an upgraded learning experience with the latest Geulah curricula from the Moshiach Office at Merkos 302.
Crown Heights Insider Podcast: Episode #9 – Can We Build A Better Community For Our Young Men? With Rabbi Moshe Feiglin
Rabbi Moshe Feiglin of The Aliya Institute joined the Crown Heights Insider Podcast to tell the story of his organization and the impact their decades of work has made on our young men.
Launching Chabad Centers — No Longer Just a Young Person’s Game
In Boerne, Texas, a fledgling Chabad center is led by Rabbi Yossi and Malkie Marrus, who are newly-minted grandparents in their late forties.
Jerusalem Jewish Studies Alumni Reconnect at Events Around the World
For more than 25 years, young Jewish men and women from around the globe have traveled thousands of miles to the Mayanot Institute of Jewish Studies in Jerusalem for their first experience of intense, high-level Torah study. Some have stayed for a month or two, many for a year, a few for even longer.
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