Every year before Rosh Hashana, the Rebbe would write a letter addressed to “The Sons and Daughters of Our People Israel, Everywhere” containing an inspiring message and a call to action for the New Year. This week’s issue contains those letters, as well as letters on Jewish unity.

The Bayis Raffle is excited to announce the winners of the $2,700 monthly towards rent or mortgage until Hey Teves and more prizes.

A new Lubavitch magazine, “Bnei Heichala,” dives deep into the Chabad world with articles in Nigleh and Chassidus, historical explorations, in-depth accounts of being in the Rebbe’s presence, and inspiring content on the ways of Chassidim and their lived experiences.

During Simchat Torah 5744, then-UN Ambassador Benjamin Netanyahu met the Rebbe, along with fellow Israeli dignitaries. That conversation, narrated by Rabbi Elkanah Shmotkin, offers profound insights as tensions rise on Israel’s northern border once again.

75 women gathered at the Wellesley-Weston Chabad for an elegant event celebrating the grand opening of the gorgeous Gil and Lila Silverman Mikvah. A tour of the mikvah followed the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Tonight, women of Crown Heights will gather for The Crown Heights Unity Challah Bake at Bais Rivkah Lefferts with inspiration by Mrs. Esther Sternberg and shlucha Mrs. Miriam Lipskier, music with renowned pianist Mrs. Mirele Rosenberger, and words by Meirav Berger, the mother of Agam, a hostage in Gaza.

From the Anash.org Inbox: A mechanech wonders why we are all silent about the dangers of bullying and the horrible effect it had this week.

Mrs. Shaindel Glick, a beloved mother and educator from Los Angeles, CA, passed away suddenly on Thursday, 23 Elul, 5784.

Rabbi Berel Lazar, accompanied by Rabbi Zalman Leib Markowitz and Chabad activist R’ Eli Slavin, visited the Satmar Rebbe of Williamsburg, Harav Zalman Leib Teitelbaum, where they discussed the state of Russian Jewry, the activities of shluchim, and the historical ties between Chabad and Satmar.

Rabbi Zushe Winner was a young boy, when his father suddenly passed away. He recalls how his mother would regularly come to the Rebbe who listened to her troubles and answered her questions about business, health, and everything else.

Live at 4:00 PM ET: To mark fifty years since the launching of Mivtza Neshek, a special program will offer a peek behind the scenes of the Rebbe’s sweeping campaign that changed the world as we know it today and how you can get involved.

Lubavitcher photographer Mordechai Lubecki spent four days touring Zurich, Switzerland, exploring the city as well as its Jewish sites, visiting its kosher stores, shuls, and Chabad centers.

Rabbi Levi and Chana Sputz, along with their sons Pinny and Huda, are moving to Carson City, Nevada, to establish a new Chabad House serving the Carson City area.

For the sixth year in a row, Crown Heights arranged mivtza shofar for any resident who won’t be able to attend shul on Rosh Hashana. Sign up here to volunteer or make a request.

It’s an unlikely partnership: Rabbi Shalom and Devorah Hertzel, co-directors of Chabad-Lubavitch of the Golan Heights; and Alice Duke, who is a fashion designer, tunnel engineer, and director of the Gederot War Room.

War Summary, Day 355: U.S. & France trying to negotiate a 21-day ceasefire in Lebanon, Hezbollah’s first missile at Tel Aviv, IDF began striking Hezbollah intelligence bases near Beirut, Chief of Staff says IDF preparing for ground maneuver, Iraqi terror group increases drone attacks, Iran told Hezbollah it’s not a good time for them to join in, and Netanyahu en route to UNGA in New York.

150 students and partners of the Yissachar-Zevulun program enjoyed a beautiful Gala in appreciation for their efforts and support in the program, those learning in 770, and those supporting the students financially.

Zalmy Heidingsfeld, a 33-year-old bochur from Los Angeles, passed away after a short illness. The levaya will be held on Thursday at Chabad Mt. Olive Memorial Park in California.

The Bayis raffle is offering a rare chance to receive an Original Dollar from the Rebbe! By making a donation of $1,800, you will automatically receive a dollar bill that was given by the Rebbe.

For the past three years, Rabbi Mendel Wineberg has been creating daily quizzes on Rambam for those learning perek echad l’yom. Now, those quizzes are being made available following the schedule of shlosha perokim l’yom.