Winter in Moscow: Children Arrive at Cheder Before Sunrise

During the frigid winter months in Moscow, children attending Cheder Menachem begin their school day before sunrise, braving the bitter cold and the darkness. Despite the challenges, they arrive at school with wide smiles and boundless energy, ready for a day of Torah learning under the care of a dedicated staff. 

Mitteler Rebbe’s Maamar on Davening with Passion

In honor of Yud Kislev, a Yiddish maamar by the Mitteler Rebbe has been released in both Hebrew and English. In this fundamental maamar, he explains how davening is the “spinal cord” of Yiddishkeit, bringing our faith in Hashem to permeate our Torah study, mitzvos, and physical life.

770 Marks Yud Kislev with Uplifting Farbrengen

On Tuesday night, a Farbrengen was held in 770 commemorating the birthday, yahrzeit, and yom hageulah of the Mitteler Rebbe. The event began with a video of the Rebbe’s sicha, followed by addresses from R’ Dovid Nachshon, R’ Shmuel Samuels, R’ Sholom Dovber Avtzon, Rabbi Tzvi Telzner, R’ Michoel Golomb, and others, and concluded with joyous dancing.

Boston Street Mivtzoim Spawns 6 Bar Mitzvahs

Photo: Jonathan Shapiro
Photo: Jonathan Shapiro

Thanks to Boston’s initiative to close streets to cars, Rabbi Shmuel Posner of Chabad of Boston and local bochurim seized the opportunity to turn the bustling pedestrian route into a hub of mivtzoim, wrapping tefillin with karkaftos and distributing dozens of Neshek kits to bring mitzvos to the streets of Boston.

Montrealers Gather Mid-Week for a Guided Seder Nigunim

An inspiring Seder Nigunim was held at Yagdil Torah in Montreal with the famed Baal Menagen, Rabbi Menachem Amar of Eretz Yisroel, who shared stories and insights into the origins and depth behind these special melodies, and how nigunim serve as a vital tool in avodas Hashem.

Live: Project Chana Woman’s Power Hour

Live at 8:30: This week’s Project Chana Woman’s Power Hour will begin a new series on kisui Rosh with Mrs. Faigy Yusewitz, feature Rabbi Nissan Zibell on Kashrus standards when eating out, and Rabbi Yosef Braun on getting non-Jewish help on Shabbos.

Bochurim Celebrate their Unique Mission as Shluchim

A unique fathers and sons event, inspired by the Kinus Hashluchim, was held on Sunday at the Lubavitch Yeshiva in Cergy, France. After learning together, they gathered for a banquet which emphasized the unique role of temimim as “shluchim” and the importance of positive resolutions to fulfill their mission.

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