When Moishe Gordon realized his friend Reuven Morrison had been killed during the Sydney terror attack and was stuck in the coroner’s refrigerator awaiting burial, he decided he would personally fly him home in his private plane. What happened next was both astounding and heartwarming.

Around the world, Shluchim are observing the same shift: young Jewish professionals aren’t looking for just another event. They’re seeking real community, meaningful Jewish experiences, genuine relationships, and Torah’s insights that speak to their everyday lives.

Thousands of kids from over 70 countries have already taken part in The CKids Chanukah Holiday Frenzy, making it the largest CKids Chanukah program to date.

Cheder Chabad of Monsey marked the Chassidishe yomim tovim of Kislev with warmth, chayus, and meaningful programs for every age group – from the youngest preschoolers to the oldest Mechina talmidim preparing for Mesivta.

The International Rambam Celebration Committee announced that the upcoming Triple Siyum Horambam – for 3 perokim, perek echad and sefer hamitzvos – will be celebrated at the historic Bedford Union Armory on Wednesday, 17 Shevat 5786.

In a show of solidarity, the Chicago Rabbinical Council and Agudath Israel reached out and asked to join the Chabad community for the yearly Community Menorah Lighting at the Bnei Ruven shul.

In some communities Yud–Tes Kislev is just one day. In London, though with only a small kehilla of Anash, Yud–Tes Kislev is marked over a full week! This year London was privileged to have as a guest mashpia, Rabbi Sholom Ber Cohen, mashpia in Montreal Yeshiva.

Shluchim to the Jewish Russian Community Center of Brighton Beach, led by Rabbi Hershel Okonov, invigorated the “Little Odessa” with public Menorah lightings accompanied by joyous dancing, community latkes event, and a proud car menorah parade.