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Chicago Chabad Brings Jewish Resources to DNC
Lubavitch Chabad of Illinois is prepared to welcome Jewish visitors to the city
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Ep. 47: Putting “Hospitality” in “Hospital” At Mayo
Chabad-Lubavitch Headquarters presents Episode 47 of its podcast series about the personal struggles and achievements of Chabad representatives
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Embattled Toronto Jewish Professionals Find Community and Connection at Chabad
Thousands of Jewish Torontonian professionals are finding connection and community at Uptown CYP
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Chabad Brings “Audacious Hospitality” to Fredericksburg, Virginia
Historic Community and University of Mary Washington Welcome Long-Awaited Shluchim
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Chabad Hosts Jewish RNC Guests Stranded By Flight Cancellations
Thousands of Jewish visitors who had come to Wisconsin for the Republican National Convention, found a warm welcome at Lubavitch of Wisconsin. When they were…
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Ep. 46: The Myrtle Beach Makeover
Chabad-Lubavitch Headquarters presents Episode 46 of its podcast series about the personal struggles and achievements of Chabad representatives
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30 Years Later, the Rebbe’s Legacy Continues
Rebbe’s 30th Yahrtzeit Marked in Communities Around the World
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On Hurricane-Battered Jamaica, Chabad Brings Faith, Food, and Friendship
Rabbi Yaakov Raskin Checked in on Every Jewish Resident after Cat-4 Hurricane Beryl Ravaged the Island
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Northernmost Chabad to Open in Fairbanks, Alaska
Rabbi Heshy and Chani Wolf will be launching Chabad’s northernmost outpost in Fairbanks, just 140 miles south of the Arctic Circle in Alaska’s heartland. The…
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Chabad Scales Steep Slope in Steamboat Springs
Rabbi Isaac and Chaya Abelsky recently founded Chabad in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Nestled in the Rocky Mountains in northwestern Colorado, the town is famous for…
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Ep. 45: Creating Jewish Ambassadors in the KKK’s Backyard
The 45th episode in its series about the personal struggles and achievements of Chabad representatives
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New Student Lounge at Pratt Chabad “Comes at the Right Time”
Esther Sonnenschine has eaten lunch in her car more times than she cares to count. For the graduating architecture student at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn,…
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Kosher Mobile Kitchen Opens at Canada’s First National Park
Until now, kosher food was next to impossible to obtain in the relatively remote town nestled in the Canadian Rockies
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Ep. 44: The Black Fedora in the Cowboy State
The 44th episode in its series about the personal struggles and achievements of Chabad representatives
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Campus Chabads Boost Jewish Pride to Counter Hate-Filled Encampments
Dylan Zouber is a first-year student at the University of Minnesota. The Deerfield, Illinois native said the protests he encountered on campus gave him a…
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Hebrew School Hits the Road
It’s late Monday evening when Rabbi Dovid Rosenfeld loads a half-dozen plastic containers of canvases, crayons, and children’s Hebrew workbooks into his minivan. As directors…
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Aggieland Mikvah Will Educate Students, Serve Locals
Chabad Serving Texas A&M—U.S.’s Largest College—Builds Unique Mikvah Educational Center
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Ep. 43: A Sub-Saharan Brit Milah
The 43rd episode in its series about the personal struggles and achievements of Chabad representatives
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Around the World, it’s Purim in Israel
Chabad Centers Showcase Jewish Connection to the Holy Land with Israel-Themed Purim Events
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On Vancouver Island, a Jewish Community Blossoms
But it wasn’t always that way
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Ep. 42: Fighting Fires and Pedaling Wine Bicycles: the Portland Jewish Oasis
The 42nd episode in its series about the personal struggles and achievements of Chabad representatives
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With Mitzvahs and Prayers, Jewish Communities Celebrate Hostage Rescue
When 70-year-old Louis Har and 60-year-old Fernando Simon Marman were rescued in a daring joint operation involving the IDF and Israeli police and intelligence, Jewish…
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California Chabad Rabbi Donates Kidney
Paul, a resident of Northern California’s Bay Area, was not likely to make it to his 60th birthday. Advanced kidney disease meant that he’d need…
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Generations of Shluchim Build Community in Ottawa
Historic “Connors House” — Built by Frank Lloyd Wright’s Pupil — Hosts the Future of Ottawa Chabad
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