In Honour of Gimmel Tammuz: A Women’s Gathering of Souls

There are many ways to connect to the Rebbe and we are offering a few hours on Gimmel Tammuz to do just that.

Gimmel Tammuz – Thursday, June 18 from 1:00 pm until 4:00 pm, women will gather at Chabad of the Five Towns to connect through stories and niggunim, which will nourish both body and soul.

Our keynote speaker, Rivky Slonim, will weave together the threads of learning and life, helping us explore what it means to carry the Rebbe’s vision into our homes, communities, and daily lives.

The Rebbe often spoke about the extraordinary role of Jewish women. He saw women not as supporting players in Jewish life, but as leaders, builders, educators, and spiritual anchors. He believed that women possess a unique ability to influence their homes, families, communities, and ultimately the world itself.

There is something special about a room filled with women. It reminds us that we are part of something larger than ourselves, a living chain of women carrying forward the values and vision that the Rebbe entrusted to every one of us.

For many, Gimmel Tammuz is a day of reflection.

It is a day when we think about what it means to remain connected to the Rebbe’s teachings and mission. While the calendar marks a date, the Rebbe’s influence cannot be measured by dates alone. His words continue to guide, challenge, and inspire countless people around the world.

Attending a women’s gathering on Gimmel Tammuz is more than participating in an event.

It is an opportunity to pause amid the demands of daily life and reconnect with what truly matters. It is a chance to hear new perspectives, strengthen old friendships, form new ones, and leave with renewed clarity and purpose.

Most importantly, it is a reminder that the Rebbe’s mission continues through each of us. The Rebbe’s vision was never meant to remain on a bookshelf. It was meant to be lived.

We look forward to welcoming you at this unique event.
The Program Committee.

To register: chabadfivetowns.com/gtevent
For information: Joannie Tansky 514-550-4996