Start off your year strong with a commitment to learning Halacha. Lemaan Yilmedu, the premiere English-language Halacha program, is kicking off their courses this week! Each year-long course can help you master an area of Halacha in a practical, in-depth way • Read More

This year-long offering will provide you with the tools, training and certification to be a Sofer Stam. Taught in Ksav Alter Rebbe by Rabbi Chaim Pape, a skilled Sofer who excels in teaching the holy craft to new Sofrim, students will study the theory of Safrus in Keses Hasofer alongside intensive practical training • Read More

LiveHalacha.com is launching a new affordable English-language Smicha program led by Rabbi Mendel Yusewitz, offering bochurim the opportunity to complete a full Smicha track through virtual classes • Read More, Register

You keep Shabbos every week. But somewhere along the way, actually learning the halachos got pushed to “one day.” It’s understandable. Hilchos Shabbos has a reputation for being complicated, and that’s usually enough to keep it on the back burner • Read More

Lemaan Yilmedu’s year-long Day-to-Day Halacha course tackles the practical shaalos that come up constantly, covering topics from brachos to mezuzah to tefillah, all in clear English with a certificate upon completion • Read More

You keep halacha every day. This is your chance to truly know it, from the source, and to earn a real Semicha certificate along the way. One year, twice a week, all in clear English. Closer than you think • Read More

Every Chosson and Kallah who get married, each come with their unique background, story and circumstances. So many important questions can come up at any part of the process and the Rav needs to know what to do • Read More

Jerusalem is more than a destination, it’s a city that tells its story through every street, stone, and landmark. If you only have one day to explore, the key isn’t trying to see everything, but experiencing the city in a way that follows its history from where it all began.

An exclusive glimpse into the highlights of the complete catalog, which are drawing significant attention from collectors and enthusiasts of Chabad history: a cashier’s check with the handwritten signature of the Rayatz from 1930 • the bag of Pidyon Nefesh from the Tziyun on summer 1991 • a foundational letter about ‘Derech Hamitzu’a’ in weddings • Full Story, Photos