Chabad of Silver Spring held a grand opening on March 29 for its new synagogue and campus at 519 Lamberton Drive. The 6,000-square-foot building includes a large space for religious services and activities, as well as classrooms and administrative space, according to Chabad • Full Article

When Rabbi Zushe Silberstein heard that the Jewish inmate standing before him in a Montreal jail was due to be released in just three days, he didn’t hesitate • Full Article

A Chassidishe Shabbos: Spend Shabbos reading the only English weekly magazine for Chassidishe families, who seek to inspire their families and be inspired • Read More, Download

Some 20,000 families will be able to celebrate Passover properly, thanks to the Colel Chabad organization, which this week initiated its largest-ever food drive • Full Article

A Chassidishe Shabbos: Spend Shabbos reading the only English weekly magazine for Chassidishe families, who seek to inspire their families and be inspired • Read More, Download

A Chassidishe Shabbos: Spend Shabbos reading the only English weekly magazine for Chassidishe families, who seek to inspire their families and be inspired • Read More, Download

Chabad of South Broward, located at 1295 East Hallandale Beach Blvd in Hallandale, continued its 35-year-old Purim tradition of delivering thousands of Purim gift bags to seniors in nursing and retirement homes and to patients of all ages in hospitals and all South Broward facilities • Full Article

The day after 30-year-old Nadiv Kehaty died, his friends gathered at the Crown Heights synagogue he helped found to decide how to help his wife and four young children • Full Article

When Dovid Mintz was growing up around the corner from the Lubavitcher rebbe in Brooklyn, he never imagined he’d find inspiration for Jewish outreach work on a black-diamond ski slope • Full Article

Camp Chayolei Hamelech does not shut down its doors at the end of the summer. Staff at Chayolei Hamelech are hard at work throughout the entire year preparing different programs for the campers. We present the newsletter for the month of Adar ● Full Article, Newsletter

An article in the National Geographic “Astronomers Find a Dusty Galaxy That Shouldn’t Exist”, shows us that through some recent discoveries scientists admit that they don’t know the certainty of some of their old theories • Full Article

A South Florida community came together Sunday to remember a New York rabbi who was gunned down near a South Florida synagogue as loved ones prepare to embark on a mission of peace and healing across America • Full Article

Ever since three books came out about the Rebbe last summer, much conversation and writing has been devoted to whether they provide a full enough picture of the Rebbe’s leadership. One conclusion seems to be universal and is not just that of Lubavitch reviewers • Full Article

A Chassidishe Shabbos: Spend Shabbos reading the only English weekly magazine for Chassidishe families, who seek to inspire their families and be inspired ● Read More, Download

“I thought the Crown Heights riots were a pogrom because you’re going out trying to kill Jews,” Giuliani said. “Why is this man incapable of saying that? You’ve got to be able to criticize Islam for the parts of Islam that are wrong” • Full Article

A random encounter that took place three years ago turned into something extraordinary for Rabbi Yisroel Bernath of Chabad of NDG, who discovered how one can positively affect someone without even realizing it • Full Story

In a riveting interview with ZAKA’s founder R’ Yehuda Meshi-Zahav, the Ami magazine hears many untold stories about the fascinating organization. Among the stories Meshi-Zahav speaks about his travel to Mumbai, India, during the attack on the Chabad House in 2008 • Full Article

They were just teenagers. Three young men who, like teens everywhere, shared interests in sports, music, school, friends and family • Full Story

A Chassidishe Shabbos: Spend Shabbos reading the only English weekly magazine for Chassidishe families, who seek to inspire their families and be inspired ● This Week: Yisroel Lapidot tells us about The Chassidic Revolution; Rabbi Shalom Ber Shmuluelevitz speaks about The Shlichus Continues; and much more ● Read More, Download

When I was on vacation visiting my Lubavitch son, Shaya, during the December holidays in Brooklyn, N.Y., I had occasion to do lots of reading. Among the writings that got me thinking was a recent biography of Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the seventh Lubavitcher Rebbe, titled “Turning Judaism Outward,” By Marty Rochester • Full Article

Rabbi Herschel Hartz made last year’s Most Inspiring Rabbis list for his work in the Inwood Jewish community. We asked him to write about a rabbi who inspires him ● Rabbi Peretz Chein of Chabad at Brandeis is one of the most inspiring rabbis I know — he is able to maneuver successfully amongst all these different types of Jewish people and give each one the Jewish experience they need ● Full Article

Camp Chayolei Hamelech does not shut down its doors at the end of the summer. Staff at Chayolei Hamelech are hard at work throughout the entire year preparing different programs for the campers ● Full Article, Newsletter

Three major events from last week’s Torah portion of Beshalach connect to the Jewish scene today in the halls of congress and answer the question: Should Netanyahu speak there or not? Written by Rabbi Reuven Flamer ● Full Article

A Chassidishe Shabbos: Spend Shabbos reading the only English weekly magazine for Chassidishe families, who seek to inspire their families and be inspired ● This Week: The miraculous recovery of the Levi Rosenblatt after the 770 stabbing; A Music teacher who is also a Shliach; The importance of unity in the Israeli elections; and much more ● Read More, Download

“Yiddelach shrait, ad mosai, ad mosai, ad mosai, until when will you believe that I am Avraham Fried?” ● A review of Kol Haneshama Sheli, the newest music album from Chassidic music superstar Benny Friedman ● Read More