Article by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon: When I told a few of my close friends of my Hakhel Hachlata to write monthly Op-Eds on Chinuch-related issues, I was warned that there are certain topics that one must stay away from. The two main topics were Tznius for girls and women and beards for boys and men.

A Siyum Sefer Torah will take place today in Crown Heights in memory of Shimmy Ben-Abou, owner of the Kosher Town Supermarket, in connection with his first yahrzeit.

A collection of new Teshuros recently distributed at several weddings contains a treasure trove of new information, letters of the Rebbe, Chassidic stories and Lubavitch history.

2,000 campers in 11 overnight and day camps have had an upgraded learning experience with the latest Geulah curricula from the Moshiach Office at Merkos 302.

After spending her own time on shlichus, a post-seminary girl writes five tips for shluchim who are looking to hire girls for the upcoming year, and for the girls they hire.

The wedding of Tzemach Smith from Los Angeles, CA and Chani Hecht from Sunnyvale, Ca took place in Oholei Torah.

Collaboration between the Navy, Aleph Institute and the Orthodox Union will bring kosher MREs (Meals, Ready to Eat) – shelf-stable, self-contained food rations to Jewish sailors on many of the 280 US Navy vessels.

In November of 1938, a short few months before the outbreak of WWII, the Rashag sent an urgent appeal in English to America asking for support of the Yeshiva Tomchei Tmimim network in Poland.

A New Derher article explore the origins of the Nshei uBnos Chabad organization and the Rebbe’s special connection to the women of Chabad. A bonus publication contains a special collection of newly released letters and ma’anos.

A large crowd of attendees from all over Washington State attended this year’s sixth annual unity event, entitled “One People, One Heart – An Evening of Unity & Inspiration Commemorating the Teaching & Impact of the Lubavitcher Rebbe”.

At the conclusion of Igud Hamelamdim’s Teacher Training Course, Rabbi Moshe Wolberg addressed the graduates and, in his inimitable style, analyzed the definition of a “mechanech” and how it should change how we think about teaching.

Jared Stern and Jack Margolius, two representatives from ‘The Tefillin Project’, made a special trip from New York to Oregon to gift a pair of Tefillin to Jerry Heller, a member of the community of Rabbi Avrohom Moshe Dyce, who serves as shliach in the city.

With Rosh Hashana right around the corner, the Gabboim of Congregation Lubavitch at 770 Eastern Parkway have announced new rules regarding seat assignments for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

Campers at Tzeirei Hatmimim went home earlier this week after a month filled with learning and activities in a chassidishe atmosphere.

The sound of excited learning filled the mountains of Tzfas this summer, as a successful program encouraged bochurim in Yeshivas Kayitz Tzeirei Hashluchim joined a program to study the Rebbe’s ma’marim.

‘By Mechanchim For Mechanchim’ is a catchy phrase that describes how 10 “regular” melamdim were featured as presenters at the Kinus HaMechanchim this summer.

The wedding of Yisroel Friend and Mera Skoblo, both of Crown Heights, took place Monday night at Oholei Torah.

Rabbi Dov Ber and Rivka (nee Scheiner) Fridman, along with their son Levi Yitzchok will be moving on Shlichus to Toledo, Ohio to establish classes, events and programs for Jewish senior citizens in the area.

Menahel Rabbi Zalman Oster was on hand to welcome bochurim as they arrived at Toronto Mesivta on Monday to start the new Yeshiva year. After putting down their belongings, the bochurim immediately pulled out their seforim and started to learn.

In today’s rapidly evolving landscape, connecting with teens is both an art and a science. JLI Teens is introducing a trio of courses tailored to equip Shluchim with powerful tools of youth engagement.

Two years after they moved to Budapest, Hungary, to launch the local branch of CKids, shluchim Rabbi Levi and Chaya Greenberg ushered in a new ear of immersive Jewish experiences for local youth with the launch of CKids Gan Israel Hungary.