The Lubavitch community in Toronto, Canada gathered on the night of Bais Iyar to celebrate the completion of another cycle of Rambam study. Hundred were in attendance as well as prominent Rabbanim from Toronto and surrounding areas.

The Hakhel newsletter, organized by Mechanchos Exchange has already published three magazines and is working on its fourth. They are currently accepting art or writing submissions that pair with the theme, “Torah in my Life”.

The Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchim Asia, was a resounding success, bringing together 150 young Shluchim from all over Asia. The three-day camp, held in Bangkok, Thailand, was a refreshing change for the children.

Met @Chabad currently has seven shadchanim working to make matches within their proprietary system. The movement is currently looking for more individuals who are passionate about helping build Jewish homes to become shadchanim to make as many matches as possible.

The Semi-annual International Home Furnishings Market in High Point, N.C. attracts hundreds of Jews who were in need of Kosher and Shabbos Accommodations. Since 2012, the local shluchim have stepped up to provide for them.

Using a beloved camp game, Postville Yeshiva is adding an exciting twist to the Yeshiva’s Mizvta Torah campaign. The Kluger games use a competitive edge to encourage the bochurim’s learning of Kitzur Shulchan Orach

The iconic ‘Tzivos Hashem on the Air’ programs, which were hosted by “Uncle Yossi” Goldstein for 555 weeks in the 80s, were remastered and are now available online.

The Shluchim Office invites all young Shluchim and Shluchos to join the 12th annual Lag Baomer parade by creating a float, saying a Possuk, and tuning in live for an amazing, virtual Hakhel event.

Shomrim volunteers were called to action when a call came in about an overturned car. Two volunteers responded to secure the scene and helped with traffic to allow FDNY to arrive quickly to rescue the passenger 

Hundreds of young Shluchim and Shluchos had a blast joining the four-day pre-Pesach program hosted by Chinuch Yaldei Hashluchim of the Shluchim Office. Each day of the program featured a new theme, activity, and special guest.

The Latin America Kinus Hashluchim, kicked off its first day with an air of excitement and anticipation as Shluchim from across South America came together in Panama City, Panama, to share ideas, network, and discuss their unique types of Shlichus, ranging from small communities to remote locations that cater to Jewish backpackers.

As he watched the video, he heard the Rebbe answer questions he had in his learning from the morning. Rabbi Mordechai Rubin, shliach in Colonie NY, shares how the Rebbe’s words have inspired his dedication to learning Rambam daily.

To promote awareness of Moshiach and as a takeaway from Chof Ches Nissan, Tut Altz Kids is holding its annual creative kids’ contest, focusing on getting children to exercise their creativity while learning about Moshiach.

Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, directed by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, hosted a community Siyum Harambam. Anash joined the Temimim and heard Divrei Torah from the Chavrei Hanahalla and Talmidei Hashluchim

The short film “Just One Shabbos” tells the story of Sam Stelzer‘s journey from a secular Jewish college student to a leader in effectuating kibbutz goliyus and building a Moshiach world. His mission eventually inspired others and inspired them to explore their Jewish roots.

Over 400 members of the Melbourne anash community celebrated the Siyum Harambam, with a grand community Melave Malka.

In anticipation of the triple Siyum Harambam and the beginning of the new cycle for all three tracks of daily Rambam study, Chayenu has announced a special promotion that will discount Chayenu3 for yeshiva Bochurim around the world

In connection with the auspicious day of Chof Ches Nissan, a unique style shlichus panel was arranged where shluchim on the front lines shared valuable experiences in their shlichus

Agudath Israel and other Orthodox groups joined a National Jewish Commission on Law and Public Affairs (COLPA) brief urging the Supreme Court to provide more meaningful accommodation of religious practices for American workers.

In time for Yud-Aleph Nissan, the Rebbe’s 121st birthday, the Hebrew magazine “Kulo Orah” was republished by the Vaad Hatmimim, chronicling the Yom Tov of Yud Aleph Nissan in the Rebbe’s presence. Order a limited edition copy shipped directly to your home.