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New Chabad Center in Rome
Rabbi Hazan is the son of Rabbi Yitzchok Hazan, Chabad representative to Rome. The young couple will be responsible for outreach activities including youth and…
A New Mikveh for the Florida Panhandle
It’s the cornerstone of any thriving Jewish community, and integral to Jewish continuity. Women who observe the mitzveh of mikveh will travel distances to use…
By S. Olidort
Torah Study in Japan
In most respects, it’s a Torah study class much like any other. Like in thousands of Chabad centers around the world, the class starts up…
By R. Wineberg
Beyond the Limitations of the Classroom
Why are children often so resistant to rules, and why is the threat of punishment, or the promise of reward so often ineffective? According to…
By S. Olidort
Jewish Peace Corps Mission to Reach 600,000
Several hundred Chabad-Lubavitch rabbinical students are preparing to visit India, Ireland, Poland, Turkey, and Uzbekistan among hundreds of other remote U.S. and international destinations this…
Jewish Peace Corps to Reach 600,000
Several hundred Chabad-Lubavitch rabbinical students are preparing to visit India, Ireland, Poland, Turkey, and Uzbekistan among hundreds of other remote U.S. and international destinations this…
Rebbe’s Ninth Yahrzeit Marked Worldwide
The 3rd day of the Hebrew month of Tammuz, this year corresponding to July 3, is the ninth yahrzeit of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem…
A New Torah in Dixieland
When Dave Lerner settled in the small town of Lincolnton, near Charlotte, North Carolina, in the early 1920’s, the prospects for any sustained Jewish future…
By S. Olidort
Honoring the Rebbe’s Legacy
Some three thousand yeshiva students from around the world have joined in a global campaign of Torah study to honor the Rebbe’s legacy. The campaign…
By S. Olidort
Camps Open Worldwide
Camp Gan Israel, the largest network of Jewish camps, launched the summer 2003 season. With divisions in hundreds of locations country-wide and abroad, enrollments just…
Honoring the Rebbe’s Legacy
The campaign is one of many ways that Jewish communities and individuals worldwide are preparing to honor ninth anniversary of the passing of Lubavitcher Rebbe,…
By S. Olidort
West Side Celebrates 12 Years
More than 400 people gathered at Manhattan’s prestigious Gotahm Hall for the 12th annual dinner celebrating Chabad of the West Side and the Chabad Early…
Israel’s Ministry of Education Awards Chabad Girls School of Haifa
last Sunday, in a high-profile, well attended ceremony at Jerusalem’s Israel Museum, the Israeli Ministry of Education presented Chabad’s Beit Chaya Girls School of Haifa…
By S. Olidort
Israel Ministry of Education Awards Chabad School
Last Sunday, in a high-profile, well attended ceremony at Jerusalem’s Israel Museum, the Israeli Ministry of Education presented Chabad’s Beit Chaya Girls School of Haifa…
By S. Olidort
Mini Conference in Boston
Some twenty shluchim from the greater Boston area gathered last night for a conference during which they addressed relevant issues ranging from their children’s education…
A Leap of Faith for the Rationalist
What would compel a self-proclaimed agnostic “with zero faith in religion or G-d,” who placed the worship of a culture of secular humanism above all…
By S. Olidort
Challah ‘N Grits
Three hundred people gathered last week in Birmingham, Alabama, to witness the final letters being filled into a new Torah scroll—a first for the Yellowhammer…
By S. Olidort
Young Athletes at Chabad Berlin
Fifty-seven Israeli Junior Maccabee soccer team members, presently in Germany, chose to hear the reading of the Ten Commandments on Shavuot, this past Friday, at…
Sharing the Holiday Spirit
Twenty teenagers in suburban Connecticut joined the Mitzvah Corps last week,a unique new program inviting Jewish high school students to create and distribute holiday packages…
Chabad-Lubavitch Holds Regional Conferences
Eighty Chabad emissaries from across the North-Eastern United States—from Portland, Maine to Providence, Rhode Island—convened in New Haven, Connecticut last Sunday for a two- day…
By R. Wineberg
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