Preschoolers at Lubavitch on the Palisades learn lessons of kindness from the weekly parsha. Children learned about hospitality from Avraham who welcomed guests to his tent and had four doors to encourage visitors.
Cambodia’s first and only Rabbi, Bentzion Butman, will be discussing his struggles and triumphs in establishing the first-ever Jewish community in this Asian country.
The Australian coal mining city of Newcastle now has a rabbi for the first time in 60 years, with Chabad-Lubavitch Rabbi Yossi Rodal taking up the post, the Australian Jewish News reported.
Last week, we were saddened by the news of the passing of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, the former chief rabbi of England and world-famous Jewish philosopher and author.
Not only does the 3d rendering enable you to control and adjust the design but also convince the clients that you are capable of making their property becomes more beautiful. In early summer this year, AIMIR has made a few renderings for Chabad of Lakeview, as it’s undergoing a renovation. Now, let see how the future Chabad of Lakeview will be and learn how AIMIR created this photorealistic 3D visualization step by step.
The sign and menorah outside the Jewish Student Center near the UK campus were vandalized this past weekend, the center’s rabbi said Monday.
In just a few months, a little-known nonprofit in Coral Springs transformed into a major regional food distributor, feeding 5,000 people a week left hungry in a pandemic that has drained incomes and isolated senior citizens.
Renowned speaker Doron Kornbluth will be presenting an academic, informative, and thought-provoking talk VIA ZOOM. Mr. Kornbluth will address how a modern and open-minded person can be proud of their Jewish heritage and explore the concept of Jewish identity in today’s world.
It’s a question that has launched a thousand self-help seminars, a riddle that has perplexed multitudes, a mystery that enthralled the ancients: What is the secret of happiness? Jewish thought has long emphasized the importance of living with joy. But how? And can you really choose to be happy?
“We’re especially pleased to feature ‘The Rabbi Goes West,’ which provides a very unusual take on Hasidic Judaism in a very unlikely location: Montana.
For most, the pandemic has put a temporary halt to the jet-setting lifestyle. But Israeli travel restrictions caused by the Covid outbreak led to Golders Green mohel Rabbi Yossi Simon racking up air miles as he officiated at four overseas brit milot in as many days.
Throughout the school year, all Jewhawks on campus are given a magnet to put on their fridge. It reads, “Sick?? Oy Vey!! Call The Chicken Soup Express! Free chicken soup delivery right to your door…for you or a friend!”