Drawing Lines of Private Space, Women Explore Jewish Intimacy
From April 18 to 26, Chabad representatives on Long Island will be celebrating the “Week of the Jewish Woman.” As society grapples with questions of appropriate behavior and gender equality, it may be a good time to return to the Rebbe’s vision, and to ask what it was exactly that he saw.
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In the Media
Florida Jewish Journal
Stoneman Douglas student leads Yom HaShoah candlelighting ceremony
April 23, 2018
Times of Israel
Changing of the guard in Hackensack
April 19, 2018
LIherald.com
Couples invited to learn about Chabad's mikvah
April 19, 2018
Jewish Link of New Jersey
April 19, 2018
Jewish Link of New Jersey
Seventh Graders at Tenafly Chabad Academy Study Industrial Revolution
April 19, 2018
TAP into Flemington/Rarington
Chabad to Host The Origins of Jewish Life in Hunterdon
April 18, 2018
Forward
How Chabad Was Born in Smolensk
April 18, 2018
Building Blocks of A Community In Gwinnett County, GA
Some years back, Chabad purchased a property in the Peachtree Corners neighborhood with the dream of one day building a full center to serve the local community. Now Rabbi Yossi Lerman, director of Chabad of Gwinnett has launched a novel, pre-building Legacy Bricks campaign.
News | Wednesday, April 18
Food Distribution Helps Families in Need
For a family living on an already tight budget, the added expense of preparing for Passover can seem insurmountable. This struggle is what motivated Rabbi David Okunov of Brooklyn, New York to initiate a free Passover food distibution for the needy.
Ashira Weiss | News | Thursday, March 29
States Proclaim Education and Sharing Day
Governors in States all across the Union are proclaiming March 27th 2018, Education and Sharing Day “in recognition of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson’s outstanding and lasting contributions toward education, morality and acts of charity throughout the world.”
Ashira Weiss | News | Tuesday, March 27
An Intergenerational Passover Experience
In this age of smart technology, the messaging and information children absorb often leave parents out of the loop. Chabad representatives around the world see the seder as a time to bridge the generational gap.
Ashira Weiss | News | Wednesday, March 21
Shabbat of Meaning for Texas Students
The BDS movement on campuses has intimidated Jewish students who are often afraid to openly identify. Working to combat that, Chabad representatives from across the Lone Star State inspired Jewish Pride last weekend, celebrating a spirited Shabbat with more than 150 students.
Ashira Weiss | News | Thursday, March 15
KOSHER DINING COMES TO KU CAMPUS
Jewish students and professors make up about eight percent of the general population at the University of Kansas. Following the fall college break, they were welcomed back with the opening of its first ever entirely kosher kitchen at Oliver Hall.
Ashira Weiss | News | Wednesday, March 7
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- Drawing Lines of Private Space, Women Explore Jewish IntimacyFrom April 18 to 26, Chabad representatives on Long Island will be celebrating the “Week of the Jewish Woman.” As society grapples with questions of appropriate behavior and gender equality, it may be a good time to return to the Rebbe’s vision, and to ask what it was exactly that he saw.
- The G-d I Believe In Can Upend Nature . . . A Chabad rabbi shares his thoughts on Creationism. The Torah says that the world was created in six days, about 6,000 years ago. How can I relate to a Torah (and to religious leaders) that insist on interpreting Genesis literally? As someone who respects science, how can I invest in a religion teeming with Creationists?
- Building Blocks of A Community In Gwinnett County, GASome years back, Chabad purchased a property in the Peachtree Corners neighborhood with the dream of one day building a full center to serve the local community. Now Rabbi Yossi Lerman, director of Chabad of Gwinnett has launched a novel, pre-building Legacy Bricks campaign.
- When Politics and Religion Don't Mix: Chabad at Oberlin CollegeThis October, fliers calling for an end to “Jewish privilege” appeared all over the Oberlin College campus. Promoting Jewish observance in that kind of environment might seem a daunting task, but Rabbi Shlomo and Devorah Elkan are not intimidated. Chabad representatives to the Ohio college town since 2010, they would get to know Oberlin’s long history of progressive politics on the job. The learning curve was steep.
- Book Review: Torah From The Warsaw GhettoIn 1950 a buried manuscript from the Warsaw ghetto was uncovered. "We live in an age in which faith is approached critically, as if it were a scientific equation to be proved and demonstrated—as if logic were its measuring stick and argument could brace it and make it stronger." Learn about faith from those who were forced through it.
