Marking 50 years since the 12 Pesukim, during the annual Kinus Hashluchos, the Merkos Chinuch Office hosted a focused day of Chinuch titled “UNSTUCK,” bringing together Mechanchos for meaningful professional growth rooted in the Rebbe’s approach to education.
In an extraordinary display of kavod haTorah, thousands of Anash, shluchim, and members of the broader Jewish community gathered in Moscow to celebrate the 45th Siyum HaRambam.
Thanks to the vision of the Previous Rebbe, Jewish education is thriving in Western Massachusetts over 80 years later. Since 2020, 10 new families have relocated to the area from as far away as Louisiana and Oklahoma.
The Kinus ends, but the energy doesn’t disappear. It follows Shluchos home, in notes scribbled on programs and conversations on flights. The harder question comes later: how does that Geulah-minded inspiration get integrated once life returns to its usual pace?
Hundreds of Yaldei Hashluchim will soon gather at regional Kinusim designed for children growing up on shlichus in remote communities.
Members of the Crown Heights Jewish community, and attendees of the Kingsbrook Shul, turned out in numbers to the Brooklyn Supreme Court Wednesday in support of the Kingsbrook Shul, as a judge weighs the future of the congregation.
Just before the big freeze of 2026 – residents of all ages came together for a neighborhood street clean-up in Crown Heights, demonstrating a shared commitment to beautifying the community and fostering local pride.
The Kinus Hashluchos came to a close Monday as thousands of shluchos marked Chof Beis Shevat, the 38th yahrtzeit of Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka, at the Ohel.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul made a visit today to 770 Eastern Parkway, the world headquarters of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement, following last week’s vehicle ramming incident that caused damage to the building and drew national attention.
On Tuesday, February 10, 2026, as part of his ongoing visit to Australia, President Isaac Herzog and Prime Minister of Australia Anthony Albanese attended a memorial service for the victims of the Bondi Beach terror attack at the Chabad of Bondi Synagogue, led by Rabbi Yehoram Ulman.
For months, they had only known each other through a screen. On Thursday, more than 100 young shluchos finally got to meet face-to-face with their MyShliach chavrusas.
A grand Farbrengen on the occasion of Chaf-Bei Shvat, the Hilloula of Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka, took place at the Beth Chabad Flanders, with Rabbi Levi Azimov, Rabbi Mendy Azimov, and Rabbi Elhanan Marosov.
As we mark 22 Shvat, check out www.tutaltz.com/welcomehome for a range of resources for this sicha, brought to you by The Moshiach Office at Merkos 302.
More than 5,000 of these women gathered in one room Sunday night, at the gala banquet of the 35th annual International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Women Emissaries, the largest gathering of Jewish women leaders in the world.
Thousands of shluchos gathered at the Bedford Armory on Thursday night for an evening of drawing inspiration to navigate the challenges that arise on shlichus, featuring stories of shluchos who had to start anew or found fresh energy in their shlichus.
After months of anticipation, registration opened at the Jewish Children’s Museum, where women leaders from over 100 countries greeted one another with warm embraces and caught up with friends they hadn’t seen since last year’s gathering.
I could not help but notice the different reactions: The generation older than me was distressed and sad and the younger generation was excited and jubilant. The question I asked myself was: Why are there such extreme reactions?
