Over 300 boys and girls from more than 30 Lubavitch schools are participating, learning weekly from the Tzivos Hashem Pirkei Avos. The Mivtzah encourages students to study the weekly Pirkei Avos, with an additional track offering the opportunity to delve deeper • Full Story, Photos

After months of meticulous research and writing, Amazing Miracle Stories for Kids Volume 4 is nearly ready to go to print! This new volume features another 50 captivating stories designed to inspire children with timeless lessons of emunah, hiskashrus to tzaddikim, and a deep connection to Hashem • Full Story, Photos

Looking for an uplifting and meaningful way to celebrate Yud Tes Kislev? The Maor Library offers something for everyone, with a variety of resources that bring the powerful message of this special day with resources for the entire family! • Full Story

R’ Mordechai Liepler was sad. For a long time already, his son lay seriously sick, deteriorating before his eyes. His son’s bones began to rot and it did not look like he stood a chance of recovering But R’ Mordechai, a genuine Chassid who was bound heart and soul with the Mitteler Rebbe, Rabbi Dovber, did not despair • Presented for 9 Kislev, the day the Mitteler Rebbe was born and passed away • Full Story

Looking for a great way to celebrate Chai Elul? Check out the MyMaor library! At MyMaor, we’ve brought these powerful messages to your children in an engaging way. We have 13 videos waiting for you, each packed with inspiration and excitement for Chai Elul • Full Story, Watch

Looking for a way to teach your kids about Yud Beis-Yud Gimmel Tammuz? MyMaor has you covered! With over 20 videos on Yud Beis Tammuz and 30 captivating stories about the Frierdiker Rebbe, MyMaor brings the Chassidushe Yomim Tovim to life • Full Story, Video

If you’d call the name “Mendel” in a crowded playground of a Chabad yeshiva, lots of kids would turn around. That’s because many Chabad Chassidim named their sons “Menachem Mendel” after the Lubavitcher Rebbe. But for a Sanzer Chassid to name their son after the Lubavitcher Rebbe? That’s not nearly as common. Let’s find out why Shimmy Klein, a Sanzer Chossid from Belgium, named his son Menachem Mendel • By Baila Brikman – From The Tzaddikstory.org Collection • Full Article

Calling all mystery enthusiasts and adventure-seekers! Brace yourselves for an exhilarating experience as the long-awaited full-length video of “Beis Rabbeinu” from MyMaor PLUS has finally arrived! • Full Story, Watch