A bitter feud between two groups of wagon drivers had left an entire town without a rov, as no one dared face the losing side, until R. Yehoshua Nemoytin arrived and settled the matter in a way no one expected.

22 communities across nine countries will receive mikvah grants, thanks to the Shluchim Foundation-Keren Hashluchim, led by Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky, executive director of the International Kinus Hashluchim.

A Pan Kloli on behalf of shluchim and their communities worldwide was read by Rabbi Ezra Schochet, Rosh Yeshiva of Ohr Elchonon, as thousands of shluchim gathered at the Ohel.

27 Cheshvan marks the yahrtzeit of Reb Leibel Kramer, who helped establish Lubavitch’s educational institutions in Montreal, serving for nearly six decades as director of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim and building a lasting connection with generations of students and their families.

Thousands of shluchim from 110 countries gathered at the Ohel on Erev Shabbos as part of the Kinus Hashluchim, davening for their families and communities and drawing strength from the Rebbe to continue their shlichus around the world.

A new partnership between Chabad and ZAKA will equip shluchim worldwide with professional training and emergency response resources to assist Jews facing disasters, emergencies, and other crises, even in the most remote locations.

From a conversation with Harav Heller to a worldwide STaM operation — how a commitment to Kashrus, quality, and reliability became the foundation of Machon STaM.

CKids Gan Israel West Coast, a new overnight camp in the Lake Tahoe region, will welcome boys ages 9 to 13 for its first session, giving families across the western states a CKids Gan Israel overnight camp within driving distance of home.