Every year on Erev Yom Kippur, just before Kol Nidrei, the Rebbe would give the Bochurim “Birchas Habonim”. This year, ahead of Yom Kippur, a Kovetz has been compiled containing all the Rebbe’s Brochos to the Bochurim throughout the year’s for the first time.

Jewish teens in Hungary celebrated a major milestone with the opening of the CTeen ClubHouse. The first standalone CTeen Center in the world, it promises to become a home-away-from-home, leadership hub, and safe space for Jewish teens in Obuda, Budapest.

The Shluchim Office hosted a special live program for Tzeirei Hashluchim, bringing together over 500 young Shluchim and Shluchos in a powerful display for the safety of Eretz Yisroel. The event featured a live Q&A game, engaging videos, a Shofar exhibit, and much more.

For many single mothers, Mishpachtainu is not just about food—it’s about community, respect, and belonging. It offers Shabbos and Yom Tov experiences filled with warmth, divrei Torah, zemiros, and deep connections, lifting them out of the isolation they often feel.

Director General of Israel’s Security Forces Eyal Zamir recently installed a mezuzah on his office with shliach to the IDF and security forces, Rabbi Menachem Ofen.

After first getting married, Mrs. Chana Sharfstein wore a hat to cover her hair. But when she got a special letter from the Rebbe, she decided to make the move to a sheitel. And then her husband came home with a check from the Rebbe for the “most beautiful sheitel.”

A special shiur about Moshiach U’Geulah was held in 770 for American bochurim by Rabbi Shmuel Chaim Bluming, moreh tzedek in Crown Heights and maggid shiur in Oholei Torah, on the “light” and “spirit” of Moshiach.

Tens of post-upshernish boys were introduced to the sweetness of Torah during an arainfirnesh ceremony at Lubavitch Educational Center in Miami, Florida, with the participation of parents and grandparents.

Planted in the bombarded northern region of Israel and brought to the embattled Ukraine, the FJCU under the leadership of Rabbi Meir Stambler, facilitated the importing of hadassim and aravos for 34 of Ukraine’s major cities in time for Sukkos.

21 English-speaking yeshivos will be uniting on Thursday night in 770 for a special seder sichos, learning the Rebbe’s birchas habanim in preparation for Yom Kippur.

R’ Leibel New, a respected member of the Anash community in Melbourne, Australia, passed away on Wednesday morning, 8 Tishrei.

Marking 60 years since the Rebbe started the “Rashi Sichos,” Vaad Hatmimim held a special panel for bochurim with Rabbi Shlomo Zarchi, Rabbi Michoel Aharon Seligson, Rabbi Dovid Olidort, and Rabbi Yossi Lew. A farbrengen followed for Rebbetzin Chana’s 60th yahrzeit.

Rabbi Yossi Garelik fondly reminisces when the Rebbe mentioned Reb Moshe Yaroslavsky, who used to arrange the hospitality for the Tishrei guests, by name during a farbrengen, and speaks of our collective responsibility to care for the Orchim.

In honor of Rebbetzin Chana’s 60th yahrzeit, Israel’s Consul General in New York, Mr. Ofir Akunis, visited the Rebbe’s home on President Street and 770. He was accompanied by his family and Shliach Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Noyman.

Every day, the large-scale charitable organization Eshel-Hachnosas Orchim serves thousands of nutritious and high-quality meals to the thousands of guests who have come to spend Tishrei in Lubavitch.

Read and Download: A new booklet of the Day-to-Day Halachic Guide by Rabbi Yosef Braun has been released, containing detailed instructions on the halachos and minhagim for Sukkos and Simchas Torah.

Maor is offering a unique opportunity to be part of the Rebbe’s vision! Open the doors to endless brachos for you and your family.

Director of JLI, Rabbi Efraim Mintz, farbrenged for a large crowd of bochurim at a farbrengen held in Kolel Menachem, organized by the Vaad Hatmimim.

Newly founded communities in Russia receive their own Sifrei Torah this week in joyous events under the auspices of Russia’s Chief Rabbi, Rabbi Berel Lazar.

A new lodging complex near 770 was inaugurated last night, providing accommodation for Tishrei visitors. The facility comfortably houses 600 Bochurim, marking a significant upgrade in hospitality for those coming to spend Tishrei by the Rebbe.

After an Iranian missile destroyed a Chabad school in Gedera and a missile from Gaza damaged the headquarters of the Chabad educational network, the shluchim vow to increase and broaden their activities.