Today in Chabad History: 9 (Tes) Kislev
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Chabad teens create blankets for needy
December 2, 2019
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Waxman Torah dedication in memory of family member
November 28, 2019
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November 28, 2019
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6,000 Gather For Grand Shluchim Banquet – Speech Excerpts
November 27, 2019
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Women in religion recognized at empowerment panel
November 27, 2019
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New Chabad center in Myanmar is home away from home for Jews
November 26, 2019
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Nearly 6,000 Chabad emissaries gather in US from far-flung missions
November 26, 2019
Chabad Counts Over 130 New Emissary Couples Since Last Year's Conference
The thirty-first annual International Conference of Shluchim is taking place this weekend in Brooklyn, New York. Among the 5,800 directors and lay leaders of Chabad centers in 100 countries who are expected to attend, over 130 of them are new emissaries.
Mussi Sharfstein | News | Thursday, November 21
Hungarian Government Recognizes Chabad of Hungary
Today, the government of Hungary officially recognized EMIH, the Orthodox Jewish Communities Association, the umbrella organization of Chabad of Hungary, granting them “special status.
Mussi Sharfstein | News | Tuesday, November 19
Birthday of the fifth Chabad Rebbe, Rabbi Sholom DovBer Schneerson in 1860 (5621)
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Birthday of the fifth Chabad Rebbe, Rabbi Sholom DovBer Schneerson in 1860 (5621), the founder of the central Chabad-Lubavitch yeshivah, Tomchei Temimim.
News | Monday, November 18
Amid Unrest, New Emissaries Join Chabad of Hong Kong
Hong Kong is a battle zone now, with violent clashes and political protests crippling the colony. But Rabbi Mordechai and Goldie Avtzon at Chabad of Hong Kong are maintaining steady calm and focus. Last month, they recruited Rabbi Chaim and Menuchy Birnhack to serve the younger demographic of Asia’s World City.
Mussi Sharfstein | News | Thursday, November 14
Digging the New Digs at Chabad of Indiana University
Chabad of Indiana University’s new home is only a short block away from its predecessor, but its central location acts as a magnet to the school’s 3,000 Jewish students. The new building boasts 7,000 square feet, almost double the space of its previous quarters, across tall-ceilinged, light-filled rooms. In most ways, it far surpasses Chabad’s home of 30 years
Dvora Lakein | News | Wednesday, November 13
It's Just About Being Jewish
The ballroom pulsated with the energy of 1200 college students meeting, dancing, playing games and snacking at the penultimate event of the 2019 Chabad on Campus International Shabbaton this Saturday night.
Ashira Weiss | News | Monday, November 11
Chabad teens create blankets for needy 
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- Today in Chabad History: 9 (Tes) Kislev
- Do Menorahs Belong in the Public Square?The public menorah has become a ubiquitous symbol at shopping malls, parks and public spaces the world over. But arguments over holiday displays and the religious nature of their symbols have been waged in town halls, on city boards and have even reached the Supreme Court.
- Latte with a Side of LoveIt smells like a cafe ought to. The rows of eclairs and tarts and cupcakes line the glass counter in perfect, high-caloric formation. Light streams in through large windows, dimpling the whipped cream on the flawlessly frothed drinks.
- Miracle Minyan in Omaha“Hey Rabbi, getting ready for takeoff at Newark. Found four other Jewish guys on board. Think we can get a minyan?” At 4:00 A.M. last Monday, Moshe Rosenblatt pressed send on the text, turned his phone off and settled in for the three-hour flight to Omaha, Nebraska.
- Amidst A Decline in Synagogues, Chabad Builds in Stony BrookVillage Chabad Stony Brook just built a new $4.6 million, 13,000 sq. ft. Jewish center in the heart of the New York town. “We are optimistic that this will invigorate and rejuvenate the Jewish community,” says Stony Brook resident and SUNY Professor Emeritus, Dr. Bernie Dudock.
