Kahn was known for transcribing Schneerson’s talks, speeches and teachings, and making them available to communities around the world for over 70 years, according to Chabad.org
Once again this fall, Jewish high school students in the North Orlando area will have a unique opportunity to earn college credits while exploring the tenets of Judaism.
One July 9, Mamash! Chabad, formerly Chabad Young Philly, hosted its “grand opening” Shabbat dinner with almost 90 people in attendance, celebrating the launch of its new building at 1601-03 Lombard St.
B’nai Abraham Chabad Synagogue in Philadelphia’s Society Hill neighborhood will hold its first big post-pandemic event on July 21, and rapper Nissim Black will be the headliner.
According to Rabbi Zushe Greenberg, spiritual leader, and Miriam Greenberg, educational director, Solon Chabad was determined to never give up and to continue to deliver worship and community to Jews when they needed it most.
Rabbi Shlomo Litvin, with Chabad of the Bluegrass, was one of the speakers at the “No Fear Rally.” He shared a message of pride in one’s faith and culture.
As part of a seven-decade-old program dubbed the Roving Rabbis, two rabbis are visiting the Cape Region for community outreach on behalf of Chabad of Delaware.
Rabbi Shlomo Noginski said that from everything bad, you must find something good and from every darkness, you must find light. For this reason, he said since he was stabbed eight times, he will train eight Chabad emissaries.
As the Surfside tragedy unfolded in our own “home” community, with many victims of the Champlain Towers South being Jewish, I sought refuge at a local Chabad synagogue where I could pray for those personally affected by the catastrophe.
Smile on Seniors was originally envisioned as a side project, but it quickly turned into a massive undertaking. The nonprofit now offers a robust infrastructure for seniors and has captured the attention of other Chabads across the country.
Chabad Yonkers Rabbi Mendy Hurwitz celebrates his birthday in July, and for the past decade, has invited the community to enjoy a lavish kosher BBQ at the Chabad of Yonkers.
When a call came that kosher meals were needed on board, Chabad at Texas A&M Rabbi Yossi Lazaroff rushed to Galveston to meet the ship, with food and equipment in hand.