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New Website Lets Anash Outfit a Bochur for Winter

With temperatures dropping, the Vaad Talmidei Hatmimim’s Tomchei Bochurim is again outfitting Bochurim in 770 for winter, and this year anyone can pick out exactly what a Bochur receives.

Chabad Podcasts Now Searchable in a New Transcript Archive

A new initiative is making thousands of Chabad podcast episodes, rich with stories of Chassidim, memories of the Rebbe, moments from 770, Chabad history, niggunim, and historical testimonies, accessible in one place. The platform includes full transcripts, free text search, and Hebrew translations of English recordings.

He Wanted a Better Way to Learn the Rebbe’s Maamarim, So He Built One

A personal effort to track his progress in learning the Rebbe’s 210 mugah maamarim by R' Kasriel Warlow-Shill, has grown into an ambitious online project offering a structured learning program, community support, and bonuses to encourage consistent learning and completion.

New Kollel Opens in Beis Medrash Oholei Torah

Oholei Torah has opened a new Kollel within its Beis Medrash, bringing 12 Yungeleit into the Zal under the leadership of Roish Kollel Rabbi Levi Leibowitz. The Yungeleit learn alongside the bochurim and make time to sit down and learn with them.

Interactive Map Locates Chassidim Buried Near the Ohel

A new interactive website is making it easier than ever to locate the kevarim of Chassidim buried near the Rebbe’s Ohel in Queens, allowing visitors to search for a name, pinpoint the exact location of a kever, and learn about the life of the person buried there.

Online School Students Celebrate Together at Annual Reunion

Students, parents, and staff of the Nigri Shluchim Online School joined together in Crown Heights for their annual reunion and Day of Celebration.

Sydney Educator Turns Daily Tanya Sketches Into New Book

What began as a simple classroom teaching tool has grown into a daily resource shared with hundreds of people — and now, a published book.

Fatal Crash Near Mega-Shelter Raises Safety Concerns

A homeless man was killed in a Friday night hit-and-run on Albany Avenue, near the site of a massive new homeless shelter, as locals voice growing concerns over safety and deteriorating conditions in the neighborhood.

18 Years After Massacre, Mumbai Chabad House Targeted Again

18 years after the horrific terrorist attack on the Chabad House in Mumbai, Indian police have arrested a 20-year-old man suspected of gathering intelligence on the Chabad center and Jewish residents of the city, allegedly acting under instructions from handlers abroad.

A Fugitive Tomim’s Daring Flight to Freedom

An article in a Warsaw newspaper in 5693 tells the harrowing tale of a bochur in the underground yeshivos in Soviet Russia and the incredible story of his brave escape. From the Margins of Chabad History presents this remarkable document for the first time and traces the life of its hero.

Kinus Track Highlights That Not All Shluchim Work in Chabad Houses

Mechanchim from around the world joined the Merkos Chinuch Office for a variety of sessions on Thursday of the Kinus, as well as a farbrengen that ran late into Sunday night.

VR Experience Tours Historical Mikvahs Through the Ages

A new interactive virtual reality experience brings Jewish history to life through the mikvah, combining storytelling with new technology to take participants on a 3D journey through six iconic locations.

Grand Split! Special Deal Expires Tomorrow!

Last year's Grand Split reached an astonishing $834,000. Now, Ten Yad is offering three chances at this year's extraordinary prize for just $100. But only for one more day!

The Search for a Good Sermon Is Over

"What am I going to speak about this Shabbos?” is a dilemma facing every Shliach. A good sermon, with the right story and the right message in the right moment, could hit home in a way that personal conversations often cannot.

10 Lubavitcher Bochurim Arrested After Visiting Draft Office

A group of approximately ten bochurim, who are planning to travel to the Rebbe for Kevutza in 5788, were arrested after voluntarily reporting to the military draft office to clarify their status in advance and sentenced to between 18 and 25 days in military prison.

Historic Milestone as Aguch and Badatz Announce Joint Cooperation

A historic and significant milestone for the Crown Heights community, Anash, and shluchim worldwide was marked this week as Agudas Chassidei Chabad (Aguch) and the Badatz of Crown Heights issued official letters announcing their joint cooperation and commitment to working together.

Shliach Awarded Top Honor in Muslim-Majority Republic

After 27 years of building Jewish life in Ufa, Russia, shliach Rabbi Dan Krichevsky was awarded the city’s highest civic honor in recognition of his contributions to the community and his extensive educational and chesed initiatives.

Women’s Shabbaton Offers Weekend of Learning and Connection

The third annual Project Likkutei Sichos Women’s Shabbaton will bring women together for an uplifting weekend of inspiring learning, meaningful conversations, and lasting friendships, January 8–10 in Tarrytown, New York.

Streets Closed for First Ever Young Shluchim Parade

The streets of Crown Heights were closed as hundreds of young shluchim marched in a historic first-ever Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchim parade, complete with flags, live music, and a police escort.

Oholei Torah Talmidim Rejoice on Rosh Chodesh Kislev

Music, niggunim, and dancing, and visits to the Rebbe's house filled Oholei Torah as talmidim across the Yeshiva celebrated Rosh Chodesh Kislev from Preschool through Beis Medrash.

Thousands Celebrated Beloved LA Gabbai’s Miraculous Recovery

Thousands of men, women, and children from across Los Angeles came out to celebrate the miraculous recovery of the beloved gabbai of Congregation Levi Yitzchok, Rabbi Levi Raichik, who marked his recovery with a grand Hachnosas Sefer Torah through the streets of the city.