Baby Boy!
Mendel and Esther Golda Katz from Buffalo Grove, IL had a baby boy!
Oholei Torah Adds to the Meaning and Excitement of Davening with Newly Published Siddur
As this week is the Yahrzeit of Rabbi Zushe Wilhelm, a”h, a most beloved and devoted Menahel of the Oholei Torah Mesivta for 32 years, the Siddur he published, with a full Yiddish translation, has been made available in the Elementary, Mechina and Mesivta Divisions for the talmidim to use, as of Rosh Chodesh Shvat.
Workshops Help Teachers Communicate Geulah Concepts To Students
A new initiative by the Moshiach Office at Merkos 302 facilitates in-depth teacher training workshops to help ensure their Geulah messages resonate with students.
67 Chabad School Leaders Attend MEF Leadership Retreat
67 Chabad School Leaders gathered in Great Neck, NY, on 22-23 Teves, January 15-16, 2023, for two days of networking, learning and empowerment at the Menachem Education Foundation’s annual Women’s Chabad School Leadership Retreat.
NEW: Kids Yud Shevat Resource Site
With Yud Shevat not far away, you’ve probably started thinking about how you can make the day relatable and meaningful to your children and students. Will you show them a video of the Rebbe? Make a family farbrengen? Encourage them to connect to the Rebbe?
New Torah to Rejuvenate Brownsville
Brownsville, NY is set to receive its first Torah in over six decades, in honor of the tenth yahrzeit of Rebbetzin Sara Leah Overlander A”H.
JLI: Top 5 Differences Between Judaism & Other Major Religions
Are there any similarities between Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Judaism? Rabbi Pinchas Taylor unpacks this critical question, offering fascinating insights into Sin, Punishment, and the Afterlife.
Tut Altz’s Daily Boost Unpacks “Women and Moshiach” Ahead of Chof Beis Shvat
Melbourne shlucha Miri Lipskier will host a women’s track of the Daily Boost podcast as it focuses on the power of Jewish women ahead of the Rebbetzin’s yahrtzeit.
Young Lubavitch Woman Accosted On the Streets Of Crown Heights
In the most recent incident following a troubling trend of assaults in Crown Heights, a young Lubavitch woman was accosted by a black male and shoved in an unprovoked attack.
TONIGHT Part #4: Learn Why We Want to Expand 770, Learn Kuntres Beis Rabbeinu
Tonight, Sunday Rosh Chodesh Shvat (1/22/23), at 9:30pm 770time (EST) please join us on zoom as we continue with part 4 of our shiur in learning the Kuntres Beis Rabbeinu, so we remember why we want to Expand 770.
Beis Chana Arizona Opens Registration for Next School Year
Beis Chana Arizona is proud to announce the opening of enrollment for our third-year! Now in the midst of our second successful year, Beis Chana is the school of choice for students seeking a truly Chassidishe chinuch in a warm, close-knit environment.
New Engagement!
Leibel Eidelman (Vienna, Austria) to Leah Gurary (Antwerp, Belgium)
How Can A Good Teacher Get Even Better?
Rabbi Gershon Avtzon of Cincinnati, OH, answers a weekly question pertaining to relevant issues in the Chabad community.
New Album Features Six Decades of CGI Hits
Camp Gan Yisroel Parksville, NY, is proud to announce the release of their new album, “Oh Parksville Road.” From classic favorites to new, original songs, the album features eight incredible tracks that span over six decades of Gan Yisroel’s history.
YK Yerushalayim Opens Registration For Summer 5783
Following the success of previous years, Yeshivas Kayitz Yerushalayim opened registration for the summer of 5783-2023. YKY is known for its strong and positive learning program, accompanied by an incredible once in a lifetime experience of spending the summer in the heart of Yerushalayim, while enjoying unique trips and activities throughout Israel.
Surprise in Khmelnytskyi: After 100 Years, a New Mikvah has been Inaugurated in Western Ukraine
Jews of the Khmelnytskyi district in Ukraine celebrated the opening of a new mikvah after a year and three months of massive construction. The dedication of the mikvah took place 100 years after the previous mikvah fell out of use.
Westchester Plane-Crash Victims Mainstays of Cleveland Jewish Community
A tragic plane crash on Jan. 19 in Westchester, N.Y., took the lives of two esteemed members of the Cleveland Jewish community: Boruch Taub, 40, who was piloting the plane; and Ben Chafetz, 45, the sole passenger of the single-engine Beechcraft A36.
