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I am a teacher in a Chabad Cheder and I am in charge of the daily Shacharis minyan. I am challenged as to what is the best Chinuch approach to employ towards talmidim that come late to davening. Should I tell them, as the Shulchan Aruch says, to skip parts of davening so that they can daven Shmoneh Esreh with the minyan, or should I encourage them to daven the full davening? • Rabbi Gershon Avtzon answers in this week’s Chinuch and Moshiach column • Full Article
In honor of Zayin Cheshvan, Shnas Hakhel, RebbeDrive is pleased to present a pictures of the Rebbe, captured during the Tefilos in 770. This is the First of a two part series. May we merit to see the Rebbe once again, with the Coming of Moshiach now! • Photos
New question on AskTheRav.com: Most minyonim daven very fast and I’m a slow davener. I’m familiar with the Rebbe’s horaah that one needs only to begin with the minyan, and doesn’t have to run after them. See the rest of the question, and Rabbi Yosef Yeshaya Braun‘s response • Full Story
New question on AskTheRav.com: When one is pronouncing the words of davening, is it necessary to conform to rules about emphasizing the grammatically correct syllable (i.e. mil’el or mil’ra)? See the rest of the question and Rabbi Yosef Yeshaya Braun‘s response • Full Story
New question on AskTheRav.com: Can I listen to Niggunim while I daven? See Rabbi Braun’s response • Full Story
Frum councilman Chaim Deutsch who is running for congress in the upcoming election published a message for the community regarding Maariv tonight during the city enforced curfew • Full Message
Mendel Shloima Litzman – Monsey NY, to Rivka Polter – Orangburg NY
L’Chaim: tonight (Tuesday) in ULY crown st.
Mendy Holtzberg – Monterey, California to Leah Schmerling – Crown Heights
L’Chaim: Wednesday, May 14 in the JCM
