Following the phenomenal success of A Diamond a Day Volume 1, an adaptation of Hayom Yom for children, Diamond Publications has released the sequel, which covers the second half of Hayom Yom. The book is now available at Crown Heights bookstores • Full Story
We are pleased to announce the publication of “A Diamond a Day,” an adaptation of Hayom Yom for children. Rabbi Yosef Y. Simpson, principal of United Lubavitcher Yeshiva, says, “This is an invaluable sefer, especially for this day and age, which brings out chassidic concepts for children in a practical and engaging way, on their level” ● Full Story
Zalman Zajac – Crown Heights to Sheina Altein – Montreal, Canada
L’Chaim: Monday night at FREE
Baby boy to Naftoli and Chavie Goldshmid (nee Greenberg) – Pittsburgh, PA
Baby Girl to Moshe and Rikky Raichik (nee Simpson) – Shluchim to Brooklytn College
Baby Boy to Mendel and Sheina Bergstein (nee Hertz) – Crown Heights
Moshe Caytak – Ottawa, Canada to Sheina Amar – France
L’Chaim: Sunday night at FREE
Yudi Perl – Los Angeles, CA to Gitty Liberow – Manchester, UK
L’Chaim: Tonight (Thursday) at the Rubashkin Residence
Mendy Donin – Houston, TX, to Malky Simpson – Brooklyn, NY
Baby girl to Zalmy and Shainy (nee Shaikevitz) Simpson – Crown Heights
In this ‘Stump The Rabbi’ video, Rabbi Mendel Zirkind answers the question: “Is there a Halachic obligation to take the Covid 19 Vaccine?” • Watch
With a few weeks remaining till 11 Nissan, we are happy to present two additional songs on Kapital 120 in honor of the Rebbe’s 119th birthday. You can send songs by email to: info770@gmail.com • Listen
New question on AskTheRav.com: My doctor told me to get the vaccine. I scheduled my appointment to get it next Sunday. They said that 3 weeks later I need to get the second vaccine. My question is, am I allowed to get it on chol hamoed? See Rabbi Yosef Yeshaya Braun‘s response • Full Story
For more than two years, a movement in Hasidic Orthodox Judaism known as Chabad has been expanding in Bayonne. Knowing that many modern Jews living in the area are unaffiliated and the traditional synagogues are struggling to survive, Chabad goes into the community and performs outreach. Article courtesy of NJ.com • Full Story
