September 2019

‘Bereishit’ the 728-page first volume of six-volume set of Likkutei Sichot

$70 million international program spurs planned giving

Engineering student found a lifelong calling teaching Jewish children

High Holidays are a time for renewed spirituality

The complex world of honey bees has correlations to Judaism, and not just at High Holiday time

From hatred to hope, and from loss to resolve

Pre-holiday activities at Chabad centers around the globe

Separate Jewish journeys culminate in a difficult, but rewarding, effort

City’s first ritual bath in 90 years a certain sign of Jewish revival

Connecting at Chabad on Campus

From a Torah scroll in an Arizona living room to a 12,500-square-foot full-service facility

New law gives boost to public Jewish observance in response to growing anti-Semitism

Rabbi Yitzi Hurwitz celebrates with family and friends; visits resting place of Rebbe in Queens

Chabad of Bahamas is supervising shipments of aid from U.S. Jewish communities

State-of-the-art center sets new standards in treatment and inclusion for people with special needs

As league begins its 100th season, Jewish Jets fans prepare for the world’s 5780th

Emissaries are part of efforts on the ground in decimated islands

Fear of hurricane’s fury as it approaches coastal communities

Bratislava city center procession and bar mitzvah mark a community’s coming of age

Some Jewish residents in Abaco Islands remain unaccounted for; supplies en route from Miami