Scott spends his Sundays creating friendships for children with disabilities and sees the amazing need filled by social connection that is shared by all people. Now he is putting those feelings into song as part of the Friendship Circle (FC) Band.
A Lubavitcher who had stepped out in front of his home on Union Street was set upon and attacked Tuesday morning in a startling assault.
Governor Kathy Hochul announced updated COVID-19 guidance that aligns with new CDC recommendations as children, teachers and faculty across the state prepare to head back to school in the coming weeks.
Are you about to enter the workforce? Does your shlichus or job require you to work in a mixed environment? There are many issues and halachos that one should be keeping in mind in order to maintain the kedusha of Am Yisroel.
Over 100 people said L’Chaim at three breakfast Farbrengens this morning in Congregation Levi Yitzchok-Lubavitch in Hallandale Beach to commemorate a day that brought tremendous Chizuk to Chassidim all over the world.
Mechanchim to be teaching at schools around the globe learned chinuch fundamentals and teaching skills at Igud Hamelamdim’s one-of-a-kind teacher training summer school.
When Rabbi Yossi Rapp of Chabad Air received a model airplane with a Menorah on top, little did he know that it would soon be used to reach the soul of a fellow Jew.
A package thief showed just how little he thinks of the Jewish residents of Crown Heights when he got caught red handed stealing from a Jewish building, and just kept on going.
While on a two-day tour, photographer Mordehai Lubecki, traveled in Switzerland to the Interlaken mountain, photographing the heights of Mûrren, near Lauterbrunnen, the cable car, lake, and amazing views.
A Chabad Shliach to Ra’anana was attacked and stabbed in an incident that the police are classifying a criminal assault.
With incredible hashgacha protis, Hatzalah of Crown Heights had their logistical challenges become a lot easier when a second lot became available adjoining their building site.
While the hottest days of summer rage on, there’s a group of people whose minds are busy with all things back-to-school. They are unsung heroes of Jewish education all over the world—Chabad Hebrew School directors.
Thousands of children in Chabad overnight camps worldwide woke up to the highly anticipated second edition of the Compass Junior magazine.
As part of an incredibly inspiring and adventurous weekend on the “CYP Encounter: Panama” Shabbaton, the Young Professionals took a boat ride to Tapoga Island. Upon discovering that the captain of the boat was Jewish, three of the CYPs decided to share the Mitzvah with the boat’s captain and persuaded him to don Tefillin as well.
Berel Solomon has been a professional salesperson for 15 years and has built 7-figure companies. He sat down with the Meaningful People Podcast to share his life story.
The topics in this week’s 415th episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: What Does It Mean That G-d Never Gives Someone a Problem They Can’t Handle? What Life Lessons Do We Learn From the Transition of the Month of Av to the Month of Elul? What Is the Meaning of Curses in the Torah? If They Are Truly Blessings Why Are They Expressed in Negative Terms? What Is a Nisayon (Test), and What Is Its Purpose? Does the “King in the Field” Manifest in Physical Ways?
Among the abandoned buildings and derelict facilities on Governors Island, one small house stands as a testament to the Jews who once called it home. It was, and still is, a Shul.
