Rebbe Responsa has released Issue 169, featuring a collection of the Rebbe’s English letters on the importance and value of wearing a Sheitel. The letters explore the meaning of this special mitzvah, the blessings it brings to a woman and her home, and the strength and dignity reflected in its observance. The issue also includes newly published letters addressing questions and challenges surrounding the mitzvah, including two letters published for the first time • Download

In honor of 250 years since the founding of the United States, this week’s Rebbe Responsa features a curated collection of the Rebbe’s letters on the moral and spiritual foundations of American life, including a 1991 letter to President George H.W. Bush in which the Rebbe recalls Independence Day as a “day of deliverance” expressed through devotion to G-d. The booklet highlights the Rebbe’s emphasis on faith, moral education, and responsibility as the essential foundations of a free society, and the role these values play in strengthening both the nation and its global impact • Download

In connection with a newly released collection, this edition of Rebbe Responsa presents a booklet of the Rebbe’s letters of encouragement to soldiers fighting during World War II, offering strength, faith, and perspective in times of uncertainty • Download

In connection with Parshas Vayakhel–Pikudei and the 25th of Adar, marking the 125th birthday of the Rebbetzin, this edition of Rebbe Responsa presents a selection of the Rebbe’s letters on the meaning of birthdays, life, and personal achievement • Download

Rebbe Responsa is pleased to present Issue 145 of Rebbe Responsa, a compilation of letters originally authored by the Lubavitcher Rebbe in English. In this week’s booklet, they present a selection of letters on this week’s Torah portion, Parshas Terumah • Full Story, Download

In connection with Parshas Mishpatim, this edition of Rebbe Responsa, Issue 144, presents a selection of the Rebbe’s letters on exploring the topic of therapy and Torah as discussed in the Rebbe’s correspondence • Download