When three chassidim felt weighed down by life’s worries, the Rebbe guided them to place their trust in Hashem, and the more they did – the more success it would bring them.

The Kentucky Commission on Human Rights held its meeting at Chabad of the Bluegrass in Lexington, marking the first-ever government meeting in Kentucky to take place inside a Jewish center.

What began as a grassroots initiative 5 years ago has become a beloved tradition and after last year’s regional Shabbatons, Shabbos Tzuzamen is back in full force, with over 130 regional Shabbatons expected to take place worldwide.

Bochurim at the “Queens Mesivta” were thrilled by the announcement of a special reward trip to Eretz Yisroel for those who meet the goals of this year’s Mivtza Torah, encouraging increased hasmada and a geshmak in learning throughout the winter zman.

More than 150 bochurim from Eretz Yisroel spent the entire month of Tishrei near the Rebbe’s Ohel, enjoying a full program of learning, farbrengens, meals, and accommodations provided by Hachnosas Orchim.

The flagship program for Bochurim learning the Rebbe’s Torah is back. Vaad Hatmimim launched Halikut’s ninth year in Yeshivos worldwide, with participants learning Chelek Lamed. Registration closes Tuesday.

U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon held a press conference at Miami’s Lubavitch Educational Center (LEC) to outline the details of the upcoming Federal Scholarship Tax Credit recently signed into law by President Trump.

Rabbi Shmulik and Menucha Rochel Amar, and their three children, are moving on shlichus to Tenerife, Canary Islands, where they will serve hundreds of local Jews and thousands of Jewish tourists.