The Crown Heights Jewish Community Council (CHJCC) will host its Legislative Brunch on Sunday, May 3, 2026, in Crown Heights, bringing together elected officials, community leaders, and stakeholders for a morning of connection and engagement.
Vaad Or Vechom Hahiskashrus invites Chassidim from around the world to join a live Farbrengen tonight, Thursday, Yud Gimmel Iyar, marking the Yartzeit of the Rebbe’s brother, Reb Yisroel Aryeh Leib.
Young Shluchim from remote communities across England gathered for the first of MyShliach’s International Regional Kinusim this year.
In honor of the 50th anniversary of the 12 Pesukim, Tzivos Hashem has released a new set of materials designed to help children and adults connect to the 12 Pesukim in a more personal, practical, and memorable way.
As the longtime Chabad emissary (shaliach) at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, Weinstein has spent years helping students navigate questions of meaning and purpose. But one of the deepest callings of his life emerged much closer to home.
Patis Bakery, which previously had a location in Crown Heights, is in the process of transitioning to new ownership, and has discontinued their OU Kosher certification to their locations.
There’s no excuse. When bochurim drink in their apartment during “Bein”, the yeshiva administration needs to deal with them as if they had gone to a movie or had broken into the yeshiva kitchen.
Today, its rich Jewish legacy is being rekindled as Jewish life blossoms once again. To that end, new Chabad emissaries Rabbi Dovber and Sara Batya Uzan have made North Park their home.
With the first Yahrzeit of Charlie “Buttons” Nassofer, we remember this icon of Crown Heights who brought smiles and joy to generations of Lubavitchers.
Wilansky did not simply teach Alef-Bet, the Hebrew alphabet; he gave generations of children their first love of Torah and their Jewish heritage.
Organized by the NCFJE (National Committee for Furtherance of Jewish Education), in partnership with United Lubavitcher Yeshiva and All My Children, the festivities are expanding to ensure that everyone – from older children to young toddlers – has a perfect space to celebrate.
The United Arab Emirates will officially leave the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) beginning May 1, according to a statement on Tuesday published in the UAE’s official state news agency WAM.
A conversation with Holocaust survivor Edith Eger OBM. Her New York Times best-selling book, Embrace the Possible tells the story of the horrors she experienced in Auschwitz, her struggle with survivor’s guilt and flashbacks, and her journey towards healing.
Launched last year at Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky’s first yartzeit, Kitchen of Kindness International is officially opening registration to expand from a 15-community pilot into a global network ahead of his second yartzeit.
As participants of MEF’s Kadima L’Chinuch teacher training program, they are highlighting the importance of choosing Chinuch in a way where they will be able to create a deep impact on our children.
A violent stabbing attack in the heart of London’s Jewish community has sent shockwaves across the Orthodox world, after two Jewish men were wounded in what authorities and community leaders are increasingly viewing as a targeted antisemitic assault.
Ranked the #1 liberal arts college in the United States and home to a population of about 2,000, the small but prestigious Massachusetts school is known for its intimate learning environment and research programs.
