Zoom services may be good, but those in the open air are better in the opinion of Rabbi Mendy Begun of Chabad of Chula Vista.
The guest speaker was Miriam Lipskier, Chabad emissary to Emory University in Atlanta. She was asked questions about the series by Central Ohio panelists Alyssa Russell, Emily Supowit, Beth Nacht and Riki Shenkar.
Chabad of Oro Valley will hold three socially-distanced Shofar blowing events outside its premises.
Northern New Jersey rabbis Ezra Frazer of Teaneck and Yitzchok Lerman of Rutherford have been undergoing extensive training to serve a Jewish community in uniform.
The Town of Yorktown and Chabad of Yorktown have joined together to help stop the spread of the Coronavirus in our area.
The center features a new sanctuary, library, meeting rooms and a social hall complete with new kitchens.
Chabad South County Jewish Center is planning to give away 20,000 cloth facemasks this week to residents and families in Morgan Hill and Gilroy in order to help reduce the spread of Covid-19.
The Las Olas Chabad Jewish Center hosted a drive-thru backpack giveaway to help students be prepared to go back to school.
The exhibition “Resilience” runs from Aug. 16 to Nov. 29 at Chabad Intown. “This pandemic calls us to be resilient,” said Zinn, a self-taught artist who has been painting for eight years, drawing her inspiration from her many travels.
Chabad of the Delta will soon bring the tastes and aromas of an authentic New York Jewish deli to Brentwood.
In the 17 years since the Illini Chabad got its start on the University of Illinois campus, it’s grown steadily. It’s also steadily run out of room for its many programs and events, its leaders say.
Paul Packer, chairman of the US Commission for the Preservation of America’s Heritage Abroad, announced the move during a visit to the gravesite in Almaty, where Schneerson was buried in 1944.