A new podcast by Tzfunot Institute analyzes the miracle of the Challah in Sarah’s tent, debunking the legend of what really happened with Sarah’s dough.

85 years after Kristallnacht, a Tanya was printed in Krefeld, Germany, not far from the site where a shul proudly stood until the Nazis and their helpers torched it on that horrific night.

A video produced by JEM in response to the war in Eretz Yisroel inspired a Yid in Gresham, Oregon to start putting on tefillin every day; All it took was the local shliach to ask.

South Florida shluchim were at hand at a reception honoring Gerrer Rosh Yeshiva Rav Shaul Alter who is visiting the area. Bal Harbour shliach Rabbi Sholom Ber Lipskar spoke at a more intimate gathering. 

In the new third installment of the revolutionary series “Yemos HaMoshiach BaHalacha”, Rabbi Avrohom Gerlitzky takes a deep dive into the unexplored topics of Halacha in Moshiach times, and addresses unique scenarios and intriguing topics of the days to come.

The Kinus Hashluchim this year adds a crucial dimension to its conference with its first-ever “Youth Summit.” Featuring tailored workshops and discussions, it aims to empower Shluchim in their endeavors to nurture the Jewish identity of the younger generation.

Much-needed road work being done at the corner of Eastern Parkway and Kingston Ave in Crown Heights will be halted for the Kinus Hashluchim, Anash.org has learned.

Last week, organizers of the International Conference of Chabad Shluchim met with representatives of various New York City law enforcement agencies in preparation for the largest annual Jewish gathering in the US, set for this weekend.

“Especially in the current atmosphere, it is important to exercise your right to vote and ensure that the Anash community is actively participating in the electoral process,” says the Jewish Future Alliance.

For the first time, the popular Kinus Resource Expo will be open to the Crown Heights community to take advantage of the innovative projects and products offered to the Shluchim.

As the plane pushed back, the speaker system announces: “Thank you for flying Cheapskate Airlines, and we hope you get there in one peice…”

Over 250 children gathered in Lubavitch House Manchester for a grand rally for Eretz Yisroel hosted by Rabbi Avrohom Jaffe.

The L’Chaim of Shaul Wolf of Melbourne, Australia/Crown Heights and Rochel Danzinger of Toronto, Canada was held at the Garden House NYC in Brooklyn.

A elderly Jewish man was bashed in the face with a megaphone by a violent protestor in Los Angeles.

An overwhelming 700 bochurim from across 22 American Yeshivos took the first test in the Halikut program, in which bochurim learn and memorize a full volume of Likkutei Sichos.

As the Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchim rapidly approaches, the Shluchim Office releases this year’s theme song and launches the Hachana program. 

Thirty days after the horrific massacre on Simchas Torah, an emotional shloshim ceremony was held at the Kosel with the lighting of 1,400 candles, one for each victim, and songs by Yaakov Shwekey.

In under one week, we will be celebrating the joyous day of Rosh Chodesh Kislev. Or Vechom presents a Rosh Chodesh Kislev resource site and will be holding a grand farbrengen at the Ohel.

What started as a modest, 30-day hachlata turned into 11 years of learning the Rebbe’s Igros, completing the final volume this week. Shliach Rabbi Levi Greenberg tells what helped him reach the finish line.

Attention Shluchim: 6 worthwhile events & services brought to you by the Shluchim Office to make the most of your Kinus weekend.

The main shul at 770 Eastern Parkway is undergoing a thorough cleaning before thousands of visitors arrive for the international Kinus Hashluchim later this week.

Just before the fall season comes to a close and winter sets in, Anash.org photographer Dovber Hechtman traveled to Niagara Falls and the surrounding parks to capture stunning imagery of the falls before they begin to freeze.

Rabbi Shmuly and Chaya Sara Meijers (nee Heber) have recently moved on shlichus to North Carolina State University, to serve the spiritual needs of hundreds of Jewish students.