Despite snowstorms and frigid temperatures, Toronto women gathered for a four-week halacha review series, graciously hosted in the homes of dedicated Nshei Chabad women. 38 participants were gifted the newly released Nusach Ari Women’s Siddur.

In every community, there are moments that quietly shape the future. Moments when people choose to show up for one another, to stand together in hope, and to say yes even when the journey is uncertain. For Bonei Olam Chabad, showing up is the foundation of what propels hope forward.

When rumors reached the Tzemach Tzedek about Reb Tzvi Hirsh, the shochet in Lubavitch, the Rebbe called him in. A cup of water was brought, and 70-year-old shochet held it perfectly steady, like a young man.

In the midst of a sweeping winter storm that caused widespread outages, flight cancellations, and dangerous conditions nationwide, the Rebbe’s shluchim mobilized across the country to feed hundreds of stranded passengers and deliver warm nourishment, shelter, and care to those in need.

A group of Bochurim learning Smicha with Rabbi Nachman Wilhelm of Online Smicha have been tested this past week with Tosher Dayan, Rav Avrohom Katz, participating both in person and over the internet from different locations around the world.

The Tzeirei Hashluchim Winter Camp of the Shluchim Office wrapped on a high with over 150 Young Shluchim returning home full of inspiration and Chayus.

Sydney’s community gathered in large numbers to mark Yud Shvat at a communal farbrengen, co-hosted by the Lazaroff family as a seudas hodaah for their son Leibel. The keynote address was delivered by Thailand shliach Rabbi Yosef Chaim Kantor.

When Reb Shmuel Dovid Raichik told the Rebbe of someone who needed a miracle, the Rebbe instructed that they learn Rambam, whose name is an acronym of ‘Revos Mofsai Be’eretz Mitzroyim.’