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A Traditional Revolution
Why does G-d seem to drive home the superiority of Moshe's forefathers?
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Measuring Growth
Now CEO of Travel Funders Network, the Texas resident devotes a portion of his time working with Chabad representatives in the strategic development of data-driven decision-making
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Our Most-Read Articles Of 2021
The following were the 10 most-read originally produced articles that published on Lubavitch.com
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Revisiting R. Schneur Zalman: The Alter Rebbe
As I read through three biographies of Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi, the founder of the Chabad movement, known as the Alter Rebbe. I was struck with a strong sense of déjà vu. In countless instances, the features that make the Chabad movement unique today have been present in nascent form from the very inception.
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Moshe: An Egyptian?
Why would the Torah record such a derogatory description of the Jewish People’s most distinguished teacher?
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Episode 15 Transcript
SPEAKERS Chanie Zirkind, Chaya Harlig, Sarah Bracha Koroghli, Gary Waleik Gary Waleik  00:00 Hi. Gary Waleik  00:03 I’m Gary Waleik, and this is Lamplighters stories […]
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Ep. 15: How A Cambodian Princess Embraced Torah Judaism
The 15th episode in its series of podcasts about the personal struggles and achievements of Chabad representatives
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Should I Let My Kids Go Caroling?
My kids are part of a local choir, can I let them join their friends to go caroling around the neighborhood? If I add some Chanukah songs, does that make it sorta ok?
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Flying Food To Canadian Flood Victims
When unprecedented flooding cut thousands of British Columbians off from food supplies, Chabad of the Fraser Valley wanted to help
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Life Is Not A Circus
Tempting danger makes for a good story, but moral responsibility makes for a better life
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What’s One Thing You Wish They Knew?
ShabbaTTogether Fosters Inclusion and Empowerment Among People with Disabilities and Mental Health Conditions in Jewish Communities Across the Globe with New Program
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Chabad Rushes Water and Warm Clothing to Tornado Victims
Chabad emissaries in Kentucky are leading an effort to supply clothing, food, and water to devastated victims of the deadliest tornadoes in recent memory.
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Unknown Jewish Man Receives Full Jewish Burial
When an unknown Jew passed away without any family, Chabad gave him a full Jewish burial.
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Community Building in Cabo S. Lucas
The brand new Cabo Jewish Center is a stunning culmination of long years of community building.
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Grappling With Tragedy
So much suffering begs the question, for what? Why do the Jewish people suffer so?
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Episode 14 Transcript
SPEAKERS Steve Weiner, Rabbi Yehoshua Soudakoff, Gary Waleik Gary Waleik  00:00 Hi. I’m Gary Waleik, Gary Waleik  00:04 And this is Lamplighters: Stories from Chabad […]
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Ep. 14: Soudakoff Changing Lives Through Sign Language (Part 2)
The 14th episode in its series of podcasts about the personal struggles and achievements of Chabad representatives
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Never Be Satisfied With Yesterday’s Leftovers
We're always seeking ways to get ahead in life. But when it comes to our spiritual development, we often get stuck in place.
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NYC Mayor-Elect in Ghana Joins Chabad for Menorah Lighting
New York City Mayor-elect Eric Adams joined the Jewish community of Accra, Ghana, for a menorah lighting celebration on Wednesday. Hosted by former Brooklynite and […]
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Why We Drove Down Route 20
By Rabbi Yisroel Freeman, Sudbury, Massachusetts “Let’s take a drive down Route 20,” I told my children, as we drove home from last night’s Chanukah […]
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Is This Chanukah Story Too Violent For Children?
“Chanah and Her Seven Sons” is a classic Chanukah tale. It is a story of faith, courage, and resilience. But is also a story of violence—one in which children are tortured to death, and a grieving mother takes her own life. What place does this story have in contemporary Jewish parenting?
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‘Disturbed’ Lead Vocalist Meets Chabad at the Kotel
Camera crews jostled with security personnel, reporters, and fans as heavy metal star David Draiman made his way across the plaza towards the Kotel (Western […]
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Traditional Meets Unconventional: The World’s First Ever Chile Menorah Inaugurated in Santa Fe, New Mexico
Jewish tradition fuses with authentic New Mexican flavor in the “chile capital of the world”
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Reb Yoel: Reflections On A Chasidic Prodigy
He shaped the contours of Chabad scholarship over the course of seventy years
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Holocaust survivor Helga Melmed is giving her time, energy, and priceless life experience to educate and care for Jewish children at Chabad of Venice, Florida’s Camp Gan Israel.
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Mitzvahs at the World Cup
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Mitzvahs at the ADL Never Is Now Summit in New York City
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As 90,000 fans descend on Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara for this year’s Super Bowl, Chabad is welcoming hundreds of Jewish visitors with kosher food, prayer services, and mitzvah opportunities throughout the weekend.
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New Chabad Center in Buckeye — The Gateway to Arizona’s West
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Chabad Young Professionals Rabbis Gather For Convention in Raleigh
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Texas Chabad Brings Aid To Flood Victims
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Chabad Brings Kosher Food To Wimbeldon
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