R’ Moshe Schlass, a longtime member of Anash in Yerushalayim’s Old City, known for his open home and decades of hachnosas orchim, passed away on Wednesday, 29 Av.

In an interview, Rabbi Leibel Altein shares memories spanning generations, from his grandfather Reb Yisroel Jacobson’s years in Lubavitch and pioneering askanus in America to his own personal memories and interactions with the Rebbe, including preparing Likkutei Sichos and his work in Hafatzas Hamayanos.

A new online marketplace gives Lubavitcher teachers one central place to share, sell and discover Yiddishe, chassidishe classroom resources created by fellow educators.

Dozens of families, members of Anash, campers, and the shluchim of Anshei Lubavitch of Fair Lawn came out this past Thursday for a siyum Sefer Torah celebration welcoming a brand-new Sefer Torah into the community.

Just one year after its groundbreaking, a new Lubavitch community in the Pocono Mountains is rapidly taking shape. More than 40 homes are already under construction, with nearly half sold, as families from Anshei Lubavitch of Crown Heights toured the growing community during a Sunday open house.

Ask the Rov: I walked into Mincha, and they’re in the middle of Shmoneh Esrei. Should I daven or wait? Rabbi Chaim Hillel Raskin responds.

“I felt tremendous guilt, shame, and even fear. My body froze. I felt the blood rushing to my face. But because my father was caught up in his own fear, he didn’t notice what was happening inside of me.”

In a community where so many are working hard just to make ends meet, with tuition, simchas, rent, and the everyday costs of frum life, the difference between a good year and a stressful one often comes down to numbers most people never think to question. Few ever stopped to ask if there was a better way. Yitzchak Eilenberg, founder of Eilenberg Tax Accounting CPA PC, built his practice around that exact question.