Despite the CKids Shabbaton taking place months ago, heartwarming stories of families strengthening their Jewish identity as a result of that Shabbos keep pouring in.

As we prepare for the holy day of Gimmel Tammuz, the 30th Yom Hilulah of the Rebbe, we know as chassidim that “the Rebbe foresaw everything,” and we want to understand how the Rebbe prepared us for the 30th Yom Hilulah.

Rabbi Yisrael Rubin, head shliach of Northeastern NY, delivered a fascinating shiur to the Mesivta bochurim while participating in the Regional Kinus Hashluchim that’s taking place at Yeshiva Campus of Suffield CT.

A unique Yeshivas Kayitz for Mesivta bochurim which combines solid yeshiva learning with the opportunity to be counselors in the afternoon is now accepting a limited number of outside bochurim.

For more than two hours hundreds of Chassidishe Yungerleit in Stamford Hill, London, joined a “Seder Nigunim Ubiurim” – Nigunei Chabad and their explanations – led by Rabbi Mendel Itzinger and choir.

The Shluchim Office campaign committee expresses gratitude to friends and supporters for the outpouring generosity and support during the annual fundraising campaign.

One of the first teachers at Beis Rivkah, Rebbetzin Ettel Tzerna Hodakov, taught at all levels and was involved in the institution’s development and expansion. She recorded her Yiddish address from the 1959 graduation, which is provided here with captions.

Having arrived at Moscow’s Children’s Home as small children, they grew and blossomed under its loving care and they now go to build their own Jewish families with the support of its staff.

Two decades after publishing the Alter Rebbe’s siddur with detailed sources and halachic explanations, Dayan LY Raskin of London prepares to publish a new and expanded edition. In an interview with Anash.org, he outlines the significance of the siddur and the nature of his work.

As talmidim of Tomchei Tmimim Ocean Parkway Kita Aleph celebrated their first siyum on Parshas Bereishis, class mothers volunteered their time and talents to create immersive “6 Days of Creation” centers.

Eighth-grade Mechina boys at Cheder Chabad of Monsey marked the completion of the entire Masechtas Makos with a Farher with Rabbi Shimon Dubinsky and Rabbi Dovid Brawer.

Harav Moshe Wolfson, rov of the Emunas Yisroel community of Boro Park, who had a strong connection to the Rebbe and Chassidus Chabad, and participated at the yearly Yud Tes Kislev fabrengen, passed away on Motzei Shabbos, 17 Sivan.

Just 5 miles from Crown Heights, Boro Park boasts 25 thousand frum families, making it one of the largest Frum communities outside Eretz Yisroel. While the vast majority are what you would call “Poilishe,” it contains an influential Lubavitch shul, which is embarking on a campaign of expansion and growth.

Seventh-grade boys from three different Crown Heights chadorim celebrated the completion of the entire Seder Noshim which they learned after school hours with a dedicated magid shiur.

97 years after the Frierdiker Rebbe was arrested on 15 Sivan in his home at Machovaya 22 in Leningrad (today Petersburg), chassidim gathered in that same home for a farbrengen of chizuk and geulah.

War Summary, Day Two Hundred and Fifty Seven: Two fallen soldiers in Gaza, Israel braces for possible extended power outages in war with Hezbollah, spat continues between Netanyahu and Biden administration over withheld ammunition shipments, and an elderly Israeli man was killed by Palestinian thieves.

In addition to the regular collection of letters, on the topic of dealing with mockery and ridicule, Rebbe Responsa has launched a new segment called “Behind the Letter,” including anecdotes, historical background, and interesting tidbits on one of the letters.

This week, Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry signed a bill requiring every public school classroom to display the “Ten Commandments.” Louisiana is the first state to pass such a law but similar bills have been proposed in Utah, Oklahoma, Texas and other states.

Rabbi Lev and Talia Voskoboynik, have been appointed by Rabbi Yisroel Shmotkin, head shliach of Wisconsin, to serve the Jewish college students of Milwaukee.