Starting Off the Year Right with the CKids Tzivos Hashem Magazine
The first issue of the CKids Tzivos Hashem magazine for the new year came out this month, bringing together thousands of kids all over the world with a personal touch.
In Preparation of The Upcoming Yomim Noraim: Abi Beilis Release His Debut Single “Misod”
Presenting Abi Beilis in his debut song “Misod”, a moving song to help you prepare for Yom Hadin and bring you closer to speaking to Hashem. Like the verse says “Eftecho Pi”- help us open our mouth so our tefillos will be sweet and accepted by Hashem.
Hakhel To Be A Central Focus Of This Year’s Moshiach Office Programming
As the spirit of Elul continues to build and Rosh Hashanah 5783 inching over the horizon, the Tut Altz calendar for the upcoming year of Hakhel has been released and with it new programs for children and adults of all ages.
Chabad Bochur On Mivtzoim Shoved in Anti-Charedi Assault in Tel Aviv
A disgusting incident took place in Tel Aviv this past week when a Chabad Bochur was while on Mivtzoim in what is being termed an anti-Charedi attack.
Over 550 Participants Raise Their Entire Community With Just One Program
Over 550 participants in close to 30 Chabad communities have joined the Chabad branch of the Semichas Chaver program, which provides in-depth halacha classes, along with the rulings of the Alter Rebbe, Tzemach Tzedek and Chabad Poskim.
Picture of the Day
With thousands of NYPD officers converging on Crown Heights for the Labor Day Parade, it’s no wonder that an Orthodox Jewish officer made 770 a stop last night to daven Maariv.
Baby Girl!
Yaacov and Baila (nee Kohn) Sebbag from Pittsburgh, PA had a baby girl!
Baby Boy!
Natan and Moussie (nee Lesches) Ferszt from Los Angeles, CA had a baby boy!
Baby Boy!
Gutman and Mirel (nee Hackner) Skoblo from Crown Heights had a baby boy!
Labor Day Service Update from NYC Sanitation
In advance of the Labor Day holiday, the New York City Department of Sanitation has announced additional service and a change in guidance for Monday, September 5, 2022.
Travel Advisory Issued Monday into Tuesday Over Potential Downpours
The New York City Emergency Management Department today issued a travel advisory for Monday afternoon, September 5, through Tuesday, September 6. According to the latest forecast, there will be on and off showers and thunderstorms, some of which may be heavy, beginning now through Tuesday evening.
Crown Heights Beis Din Publishes Letter Outlining Push For Tznius in the Community
In a letter dated the 6th of Elul, the two members of the Crown Heights Beis Din outlined their work done over recent months to address the issue of Tznius in the Crown Heights community.
8:00pm: How Should We React When Someone Criticizes Us?
The topics in this week’s 417th episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: How Should We React When Someone Criticizes Us? How Can We Apply the Work of Elul to Our Personal Mission in Life? What Are Practical Ways We Can Benefit From the Revelation of the 13 Attributes in Elul? Can Women and Those Without a Beard Access These 13 Attributes? Should We Limit Our Requests From G-d for the New Year? Is It Appropriate to Circulate a Photo of the Rebbe’s Brother?
New Engagement!
Menachem Cohen (Cleveland, Ohio) to Chana Leah Backman (Crown Heights/Florida) L’Chaim: Tonight, Sunday, 7:30pm at Gruit 252 Empire Blvd
Miracle As California Shliach Survives Insane Crash, On The Road To Recovery
A Chabad Shliach to Canejo, California, Rabbi Moshe Bryski, is a walking and living miracle this week after an insane crash last Thursday left people fearing the worst.
Video of the Day
Rabbi Brian Strauss, a Rabbi at Congregation Beth Yeshurun in Houston Texas – the largest conservative temple in the United States – told a story to his congregation about his interaction with Chabad when his daughter wanted to put a Mezuzah on her dorm room door.
Should Young Girls Travel to the Rebbe?
Rabbi Gershon Avtzon of Cincinnati, OH, answers a weekly question pertaining to relevant issues in the Chabad community.
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