In what has become a yearly tradition, as part of Hatzalathon #7, Crown Heights Hatzalah is hosting another “Hatzalah-thon” starting this week.

Exactly fifty years after the Rebbe introduced the 12 Pesukim on Lag BaOmer 5736, Chabad.org’s ChabadU is launching a new course that brings the Torah wisdom they contain to Jewish parents everywhere.

Ranked the #1 liberal arts college in the United States and home to a population of about 2,000, the small but prestigious Massachusetts school is known for its intimate learning environment and research programs.

Over Yud Gimmel Iyar, many bochurim and Anash visited the resting place of the Rebbe’s brother, R’ Yisrael Aryeh Leib in Tzfas, where they recited Tehillim, learned Mishnayos, and studied excerpts from the Rebbe’s sichos.

This Sunday, Cheder Chabad – Beit Shvidler dedicates its new multi-million-dollar campus in New City. The event marks a long-held dream and will feature a boys’ choir performance and family activities including a shlaikes show, photobooth, and treats for all attendees.

Reb Yosef, the son of R. Yissochor Ber the rov of Lubavitch, was married to the Tzemach Tzedek’s aunt, and was affectionately known as “Der Feter Yossele” (Uncle Yossele). When chassidim found him sitting in the snow deep in thought, his answer surprised them.

The Rebbe held 13 farbrengens on Shabbos Parshas Emor. Each farbrengen is a priceless treasure. Through them, the Rebbe uplifts us and offers a glimpse into our true inner essence—the way we would perceive the world if our external layers were stripped away.

‘Shabbos Shua,’ a father and son learning program is expanding with a new location in the heart of Crown Heights, and new winners announced for $100 gift certificate.