In tribute to Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, who spearheaded the Kinus for the last four decades and dedicated his life to actualizing the Rebbe’s vision, a special video presentation highlighting pivotal moments in his life was played at the Kinus, followed by reflections by his son, Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky.

Last week’s workshops at the Kinus aimed to unite cohorts of Shluchim serving similar demographics. The in-depth seminars facilitated networking and served as educational platforms, emphasizing the Kinus’s pivotal role in supporting Shluchim through their unique Shlichusin.

The Kinus banquet took an extraordinary turn when Rabbi Yehoshua Soudakoff addressed the crowd, not with words but through American Sign Language (ASL). His speech, simultaneously translated for all shluchim, emphasized how everyone, regardless of ability, deserves to feel a true sense of belonging.

After learning about Yiddishkeit, Dr. Brian Levin, a urologist in Owings Mills, Maryland, began to engage patients in his clinic with tefillin and other mitzvos. But he could have never imagined how he would empower his brother to save the life of a stranger.

Young Shluchim joining the Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchim of the Shluchim Office had a blast enjoying a packed Sunday program which included the grand trip to the American Dream Mall Waterpark and taking their group photo. 

At the Kinus Hashluchim banquet, a powerful and stirring song inspired by Avraham’s example of “Lech Lecha” was sung by singers Shmuel and Eli Marcus together with young shliach from Aventura, Florida, Zalman Rosenfeld.

Thousands of Shluchim from across the globe united at the Kinus banquet in Edison, New Jersey, to strengthen each other in their shlichus and draw inspiration to continue carrying out the Rebbe’s mission. Mega Gallery.

As thousands of shluchim gathered for the Gala Banquet of the Kinus Hashluchim, Anash.org photographers circled the crowd, capturing the smiles and candid moments.

As thousands of shluchim gathered for the Gala Banquet of the Kinus Hashluchim, Anash.org photographers circled the crowd, capturing the smiles and candid moments.

As thousands of shluchim gathered for the Gala Banquet of the Kinus Hashluchim, Anash.org photographers circled the crowd, capturing the smiles and candid moments.

As thousands of shluchim gathered for the Gala Banquet of the Kinus Hashluchim, Anash.org photographers circled the crowd, capturing the smiles and candid moments.

After an empowering and uplifting Shabbos together, over 1,200 Young Shluchim joined together for an inspirational rally before entering the Ohel. The boys watched a video of the Rebbe, wrote a pan, and davened in the Ohel.

As thousands of shluchim gathered for the Gala Banquet of the Kinus Hashluchim, Anash.org photographers circled the crowd, capturing the smiles and candid moments.

The annual group photo with thousands of shluchim in front of 770 is a huge event, that takes tremendous coordinating and planning. Tens of photographers from various media outlets were on site to capture the iconic moment.

During the Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchim Finale event, each Young Shliach received an extraordinary surprise of a piece of material used by the Rebbe, generously gifted by R’ Shamshi and Mindy Junik and family.

As thousands of shluchim gathered for the Gala Banquet of the Kinus Hashluchim, Anash.org photographers circled the crowd, capturing the smiles and candid moments.

As thousands of shluchim gathered for the Gala Banquet of the Kinus Hashluchim, Anash.org photographers circled the crowd, capturing the smiles and candid moments.

As thousands of shluchim gathered for the Gala Banquet of the Kinus Hashluchim, Anash.org photographers circled the crowd, capturing the smiles and candid moments.

While thousands of Shluchim waited for the annual Kinus group photo, one Shliach asked a nearby police officer whether he was Jewish. In a remarkable moment, he helped the officer put on Tefillin in the presence of the Rebbe’s 6,500 Shluchim.

Thousands of Shluchim representing Jewish communities in all 50 US States and over 110 countries assembled at the Rebbe’s Ohel as part of the Kinus. The Pan Kloli was read by Rabbi Mendel Gluckowsky of Rechovot.