2.6 MILLION Reasons to Say THANK YOU!
Bais Rivkah has reached new heights, shattering records with the BRick by BRick campaign!
WATCH: Pegisha Europe – Chabad on Campus Brings Hundreds of Students Together in Budapest
The largest ever Pegisha Europe took place this past weekend, drawing over 400 participants from 50 European schools across nine countries for a transformative Shabbos experience in the heart of Budapest.
Over 400 Applications for Pesach Assistance From CSSY Submitted Already
Let’s make sure every family, friend, and neighbor in our Crown Heights community has what they need to celebrate Pesach with joy and dignity. You can make a difference by sponsoring a Yom Tov meal for $360 or a Seder for $770. Families will be receiving approximately $1,000 to $2,500 in assistance.
Information To Be Menachem Avel The Rosenfeld Family
The Rosenfeld family will be sitting Shiva in Crown Heights following the passing of Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Rosenfeld OBM. Times and location in extended article.
More Than Just Missions: TTOP Students Say “Thank You” With Heart
At Tomchei Tmimim Ocean Parkway (TTOP), a new mivtza is doing more than checking off boxes—it’s teaching talmidim to notice the people around them, show appreciation, and live like Chassidim even in the little things.
New Engagement!
Ari Hoch (Montreal, Canada) to Mimi Palace (Crown Heights) L’Chaim: Tonight, Wednesday, 8:30pm at Ulam Chana
From Hebrew Schools to Homes: New Seder Plate is Making Pesach Personal and Colorful
Originally designed for bulk sales and used in Hebrew Schools worldwide, the DIY stained glass seder plate kit proved such a hit that this year CKids expanded sales to individual families as well.
Wedding Surge Prompts Relaunch of CYP’s Jewish Home Starter Kit
Chabad Young Professionals at Merkos 302 has relaunched its Jewish Home Starter Kit, a curated box of Jewish essentials that introduces newlyweds to the beauty, meaning, and practice of building a new Jewish home.
2200-Year-Old Pyramidal Structure Unearthed In Archeological Excavation
A mysterious pyramid-shaped structure dating from when the Ptolemies and Seleucids ruled Israel, documents written on papyrus, 2,200-year-old weapons and fabrics – surprising discoveries being revealed in a new Judean Desert excavation
Nyet, Nyet, Nikavo – The Full Song and Its History
“Nyet, Nyet, Nikavo”, sung by the Rebbe and passed down through the generations of Chabad Chasidim is one of the more famous niggunim of Chabad. Yet not only do few know the full story of the niggun, they only know half of the lyrics.
Op-Ed: A Suicide Article Response
In light of the recent article posted about suicides in the frum community, I want to address HOW you can actually help. You might be surprised to learn that helping someone who is actively suicidal is not as hard as you think.
Bochurim Face Rigorous Testing Ahead of Largest Pesach Merkos Shlichus Yet
As Pesach approaches, preparations are underway for the largest Pesach Merkos Shlichus to date, with over 800 bochurim being dispatched to lead Sedarim around the world.
Op-Ed: What Are We Waiting For?
In the past seven weeks, 16 people in our community died by suicide. Another nine attempts were thankfully unsuccessful. That’s 25 people in crisis, 25 lives on the brink, and 16 who are no longer with us.
JLI: The Jewish Take On Censorship & Free Speech
James Madison said, “Free speech is one of the great bulwarks of liberty”. Americans have been debating its parameters; some say this endangers liberty, others, that it limits hate. Judaism has a history of active debate, but where does Jewish tradition place restrictions?
Baby Boy!
Aharon and Rivka (nee Felberman) Simon from Dallas, TX had a baby boy!
MyMaor Contest Ends with a Bang: 200 Entries, 12,000 Votes, and One Winner
With close to 200 submissions and over 70 fully written scripts and videos, the contest quickly became a hit. The excitement only grew during two intense weeks of voting, where nearly 12,000 votes were cast.
Hundreds of Young Shluchim Celebrate Milestone Sefer Hamitzvos Achievements
Across Europe and America, hundreds of young boys and girls—many living in remote areas and investing extra effort to study on their own—finally met in person to forge friendships and celebrate their hard-earned Torah knowledge.
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