Among the fascinating insights emerging from the long-lost handwritten annotations of the Rebbe Rashab, recently published for the first time, are a number of practical rulings with direct relevance to day-to-day Chabad custom.

A beautiful atmosphere of Torah, achdus and inspiration filled Lubavitch Yeshiva Ketana London as the Yeshiva held the launch of its new Avos U’Bonim father-and-son learning initiative over the Bank Holiday.

The new owners of a parking lot servicing visitors for nearby medical centers and hospitals, presented a proposal to the Brooklyn Community Board 9 (CB9) housing committee to build an 11-story, 135-unit homeless shelter on their lot.

A Spanish-language segment aired by the network Al Jazeera has sparked attention after it focused on a Chabad house in Cozumel, Mexico, portraying programs that host Israeli soldiers recovering from combat trauma in a highly critical light.

Many teachers, especially those early in their Chinuch roles, step into the classroom with passion, dedication, and a deep desire to make a difference. But too often, they’re missing something critical: practical, real-world training on how to actually run a classroom with confidence.

Known as “Baruch Polisher,” Reb Baruch Friedman, who had come from distant Poland to learn in Tomchei Tmimim in Lubavitch, was known for his exceptional devotion to Chassidus. Even with three children climbed all around him, he would not get distracted.

Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, Rabbi Levi Jacobson, and Rabbi Levi Hendel share their personal memories of the Rebbe’s surprise farbrengen on Shabbos Parshas Naso 5751, recalling the unforgettable moments through the eyes of a 10, 16, and 20-year-old.

Rabbonim and shluchim from across Russia and the former Soviet Union are gathering this weekend in S. Petersburg for a major regional convention featuring farbrengens, professional workshops, and discussions on the challenges facing Jewish communities, as the centennial year of the Frierdiker Rebbe’s geulah from imprisonment begins.