Picture of the Day
Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, under the leadership of Rabbi Gershon Atvzon, stood in front of “770- Cincinnati” for their annual group photo.
New Edition of Derech Chaim Now Available
After a delay due to international shipping disruptions, Kehot Publication Society finally received shipment of the new edition of Derech Chaim.
Weekly Story: Nature or Above Nature
Rosh Hashanah is the day that we proclaim Hashem as the constant Creator of the world, which Hashem runs through nature. Yet, nature on its own is non-existent, as He can change it whenever He so desires. And that is the gist of the thought on this story.
Weekly Dvar Torah: Get Spiritual
In this weeks Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman connects the dots for how the pleasures of this world can be used for the greatest good.
Two Grants Currently Available for New York State Businesses
There are two grants currently available for New York State businesses, the “Recovery Grant” offering $5k-$50k to eligible businesses, and a “Seed Funding Grant” offering $5k-$25k to eligible businesses.
Growing Up In Boro Park and A Chabad Rabbi’s Gas Station Encounter
Rabbi Shlomo Litvin, the Shliach in Bluegrass, Kentucky, was in the middle of Ohio and out of gas. The story that comes after shows the power of being a “Dugma Chaya”, and how that can effect some ones perception for many years to come.
New Engagement!
Moshe Gurary (Simi Valley, CA) to Bluma Laufer (Warwick, RI)
U.S. Dept. of Education Declares Brooklyn Day School ‘Blue Ribbon School’
A Jewish day school in the Manhattan Beach section of Brooklyn, N.Y., was named by the U.S. Department of Education as a National Blue Ribbon School for 2022.
BDE: Yerucham Mordechai Hakohen Katz, 38, OBM
With great sadness we report the untimely passing of Yeruchem Mordechai Hakohen Katz OBM, a much loved Crown Heights resident, husband, and father who gave his time to the Crown Heights community. He passed away Thursday night, the 27th of Elul, 5782 following a short illness.
Weekly Letter: Celebrating the Creation of Man
As we stand on RH – celebrating the creation of man – we contemplate our mission to elevate the world. But first, says the Rebbe, there is something we need to do before our duty to elevate the world.
Team of Eighteen Chabad Rabbinical Students Go On A Mission in Ukraine
From New York, Chabad-Lubavitch headquarters dispatched a team of 18 rabbinical students—most of them Russian- and Ukrainian-speakers—to assist the Chabad rabbis on the ground in distributing aid packages and running prayer services.
Russia and Ukraine Students Unite for Smicha Celebration
Forty rabbinical students of the ‘Lemaan Yilmedu’ institution from Russia, Ukraine, and additional countries, who finished learning their studies, gathered in person and via Zoom for a festive event to receive their ordination certificates from Chief Rabbis Berel Lazar of Russia and Eliyahu Yochanan Gurary of Holon.
Rabbi Yosef Rosenfeld receives a dollar and a blessing from the Rebbe. (Photo: Rosenfeld family)
Obituary: Rabbi Yosef Rosenfeld, 89, Made Immigrant School a Global Powerhouse
For more than six decades Rabbi Yosef (Joseph) Rosenfeld served as the steward of Oholei Torah Educational Institution in Brooklyn, N.Y., one of the largest yeshivahs in the world. His formal title was executive director, but the term would not accurately describe his total devotion to the institution and, more importantly, its staff and students.
Emunah, Bitachon, Geulah Featuring Benny Friedman
A brand-new Benny Friedman song is taking the world by storm. Here’s the unexpectedly empowering story behind it.
Rabbi Manis Friedman Publishes High Holiday Companion and Guide
Over the last few weeks, the office of Rabbi Manis Friedman has prepared a High Holiday Companion Guide, with the goal of helping to explain about the upcoming Holidays and their many customs.
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