It was Tammuz of 5710 when young Yosef Abrahams was becoming Bar Mitvzah and was advised to knock on the Rebbe’s door for a bracha. The Rebbe wanted to know who advised him but then proceeded to put on his hat and start yechidus.

MyShliach’s hachana program designed specifically for children has opened its doors to all. Daily audio hiskashrus stories can be accessed on Spotify and a PDF booklet is available to download.

Chabad Early Childhood of the Shluchim Office has launched powerful initiatives to support Shluchim in response to the situation in Eretz Yisroel and announces a new program.

A new video series called “For Kids by Kids” allowed girls to showcase their creativity with Jewish crafts, including a clay candle holder, a Shabbos candle decoupage, and a Shabbos candle silhouette painting.

Thousands are expected in Kazakhstan for 80th Chof Av commemoration. Hospitality will be available from Thursday afternoon to Sunday morning. Full details inside.

Or V’chom has compiled a site of resources to help you prepare for Gimmul Tammuz including lists of available speakers for Anash communities and Chabad houses, flyer templates, video presentations, and ready-to-go programs.

War Summary, Day Two Hundred and Fifty Six: While the US initially denied that it was holding back weapons, there was an exchange of threats, and indications that Netanyahu’s claims are accurate, the IDF soldiers thwarted an attempted stabbing attack near the Migdal Oz intersection, the terrorist was neutralized, and soldiers are finding tunnel shafts in almost every home in Rafah.

Girls at LGHS in Chicago produced a spectacular production, “Our City, Our Land,” with the incredible story of Sarah Nachshon and a courageous group of women who demonstrated Mesiras Nefesh to reclaim the holy city of Chevron. 

After 146 years of continuously running, the system of NYS high school regents tests may be discontinued on account of fair chances and equal opportunity for students.

Mrs. Chana Aber discusses the fascinating views of the Rebbe on the topic of kisui rosh in this podcast hosted by Mikvah.org.

The methods we have used to understand the context of what we learn and how we cross-reference sources, are at the brink of being shattered. Rabbi Rayi Stern and his team are at the forefront of this discovery voyage.

Shmuel HaNavi who led the Yidden until his passing at 54 is buried in Ramah, in the hills of Yehuda, surrounded by ruins from the time of Second Beis Hamikdash.

This summer, Igud Hamelamdim is hosting its 10th Gold Star Teachers’ Training Course, available both in-person and online. Participants have described it as “excellent, informative, practical, and incredibly pragmatic.”

The Shluchim Office is bustling with activity as volunteers and staff tirelessly work around the clock for the “Together For Shluchim” campaign to raise $500,000 in just 36 hours to support Shluchim and their families worldwide.

As is customary, a Kinus Torah was held in 770 following the Yom Tov of Shavuos. Speakers included Rabbonim Zalman Labkovsky, Yosef Braun, Berel Levine, Shloimy Kaplan, Shmuel Kraus, and Meir Berenshtein.

An end-of-year event at the Miami Mesivta for fathers and sons celebrated siyumim on the mesechta learned in yeshiva and over 20 siyumim on extra mesechtos, and was enhanced by the Mesivta’s shiur alef nigunim orchestra.

Excited Pre-1-A students at Beis Chaya Mushka of Crown Heights took their newly acquired siddurim to daven in 770.

In honor of the Kurban Bairam holiday celebrated by Muslims in Russia, major ceremonies were held in which local Rabbis were invited to deliver blessings and speak about unity and peace.

Live at 8:30 – Project Chana aims to empower women globally with a practical approach to learning the halachos of Kashrus, Shabbos, and Taharas Hamishpacha.

The atmosphere was warm and joyous as many guests gathered to celebrate the 26 newly ordained rabbis of Kollel Tiferes Menachem in Los Angeles. Parents and relatives traveled from across the United States and overseas to share in this momentous milestone.

In a new book, titled “The Library for Chagim and Moadim,” Rabbi Mendy Greenfeld reveals rare archival materials showcasing the Rebbe’s deep involvement in producing a unique series of booklets and books for children and youth.

After a year of mother and daughter learning, 200 participants joined for an outdoor BBQ event. The highlight was a kindness campaign launched by Chana Henna Lefkowitz, age 9, an Imahos Ubanos daughter, who recently lost her mother, Elki Lefkowitz.

In 1987, the Rebbe’s directive was crystal clear: Establish a “Central Hub” for Shluchim, where their needs would be met with care and attention. Today, the Shluchim Office is hosting a fundraiser to cover their growing and expanding services, giving you the opportunity to provide for the needs of the Shluchim.

The annual summer sale of Otzar HaChochma is now in progress including version 22.0 of the software and the revolutionary “Meforshei HaOtzar” add-on at a 30% discount! Hurry up before the sale ends on 25 Sivan!