Darchai Menachem Mesivta hosted a special Father and Son Learning event, bringing together fathers and sons for a day filled with inspiration, connection, and learning.

Rabbi Moshe Schapiro, shliach to Jersey City, greeted the Satmar Rebbe of Williamsburg Rabbi Zalman Leib Teitelbaum as he arrived in Jersey City to lay the cornerstone for a new mikva being built in the area.

Over 150 soccer fans from Israel and Uruguay put on tefillin with shluchim from Buenos Aires and Yeshiva students during the semi-final match of the World Cup between Israel and Uruguay.

Following three tests and a final, the Yeshiva in Buenos Aires held a mini-chidon to choose their representative at the International Moshiach Chidon, slated to take place in Crown Heights on Gimmel Tammuz.

Shluchim and their families from 17 Caribbean Islands, including Aruba, Jamaica, and the Cayman Islands, are gathering at Chabad of Southwest Broward County, Florida, for camaraderie, knowledge-sharing, and spiritual rejuvenation.

A new group of students received their semicha after being examined by Russia’s Chief Rabbi Berel Lazar. They will go out to serve as rabbis, mashgichim, teachers, and shluchim in Russian cities.

A classic album of CGI Montreal classics got a makeover ahead of the summer, and a number of newer tracks were released online as well.

The wedding of Yisroel Aryeh Leib Azimov of Paris, France, and Chana Gottlieb of Mykolaiv, Ukraine, took place in Kfar Chabad Beis in Eretz Yisroel.

Mrs. Gittel Malka Friedlander, sister of Rabbi Dr. Dovid Sholom Pape, passed away. Rabbi Pape is sitting shiva in Crown Heights.

Live on Sunday, 29 Sivan, June 18th at 1:30 pm: The annual event hosted by Tut Altz Kids at Merkos 302 exploring hiskashrus to the Rebbe today.

147 new musmachim celebrated with their family and friends on Sunday as they received their semicha from the Rabbinical College of America in Morristown, N.J.

A group of frum Yidden are attempting to get Tesla to change the internet settings in their cars to allow for proper filtering and internet restrictions. They are asking for the public’s help.

Participants of the daily Sota shiur at Kehal Bais Rivkah joined for a siyum with maggid shiur Harav Moshe Bogomilsky, a longtime Chabad rov and author.

The community of Remsen Village has just closed on a six-million dollar shul and center to serve the needs of its ever-growing community.

Far away from the boardrooms they usually inhabit, the Chabad on Campus International Advisory Board and Board of Directors recently met for the first meeting of its kind, where members experienced Jewish life on Campus.

Hundreds of people danced through Kirkland, WA accompanied by a live band and a canopy to welcome the first permanent Torah dedicated to Chabad of Kirkland led by Rabbi Chaim Shaul and Sarale Rivkin.

The Shluchim Office launches its “Together For Shluchim – Connection. Dedication. Innovation.” campaign, giving you the opportunity to partner with the Shluchim Office and provide for the needs of the Shluchim.

Four Israelis were wounded in a shooting attack near Mevo Dotan in northern Shomron on Tuesday afternoon. A search is underway for the attacker.

Yeshivas Lubavitch Toronto concluded its Mishmar program which started in Cheshvan with a special memento for each participant and a group bowling trip.

A free service by the Association of Kashrus Organizations (AKO) will assess a camp’s kashrus infrastructure and guide camps in maintaining proper kashrus standards throughout the summer.

Among the archives of Israeli President Yitzchak Navon which were recently uploaded online is a fascinating exchange between the Rebbe and the South African Zionist Federation on the topic of aliya vis a vis helping one’s home community. 

Rabbi Yaakov and Malkie Raskin will found Wyoming’s second Chabad House, in a town visited by Chabad for more than 70 years, bringing the number of shluchim couples in the state from one to two.

Ohel Chabad Lubavitch will be organizing special accessibility for individuals with special medical needs who wish to visit the Ohel on Gimmel Tammuz. Advance registration is required.