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Remote Jewish Communities Welcome Their Own Mikvahs
Mobile, Alabama’s Jewish community marked a milestone recently, as the thousand-plus Jews who call the southern port town home welcomed the opening of the Mobile…
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Chabad Women Leaders Convene for 35th Annual Conference
Thousands of Chabad-Lubavitch shluchos — emissaries — will gather this weekend for the annual International Conference of Chabad Shluchos. The Conference marks its 35th year…
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Chabad at George Mason University Helps Open Kosher Restaurant
Jewish students at George Mason University in Northern Virginia are welcoming the opening of the Mason Mensch, the first kosher restaurant at the college—and in…
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Jewish Fans Find Warm Welcome in New Orleans
As Jewish football fans from Kansas City and Philadelphia descend on New Orleans to watch their teams duke it out in the Super Bowl, Chabad-Lubavitch…
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Marking 75 Years of Transformation
This Shabbos, the tenth day of the Hebrew month of Shevat, marks the seventy-fifth yahrtzeit of the the sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn,…
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Putting Children First: Chabad of Los Feliz, CA Dedicates New Center
In the Wake of Wildfires, New Center Brings Food, Shelter to Angelinos
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Community Heals Together as Moldova Mikva Dedicated
Moldova Mikva Dedicated in Memory of Teen
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Florida’s Amelia Island Welcomes its First Rabbi
Douglas Greene, a real estate investor, moved to Amelia Island, Florida about 15 years ago. Like many of the island’s residents, Greene and his wife,…
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Chabad Centers Offer Refuge Amid Raging Wildfires
On either side of them, houses burned. While the fires tearing through the Los Angeles area have left several dead, and entire communities in ruins,…
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Chabad Brings Jewish Life to Caribbean Vacationers
Crowds of Jewish people—vacationers as well as year-round locals—celebrated Chanukah at events organized by Chabad centers that dot the Caribbean
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Public Menorahs Turn 50
15,000 Public Menorahs Will be Placed by Chabad this Year, 50 Years Since the First Public Menorah at Independence Hall
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Chabad Opens in Leander, Texas, Amid Tech-Fueled Boom
Rachel Binder’s family had no idea they were Jewish.   Her great-grandmother made sure of that. But when someone in the family discovered a menorah and…
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Chabad’s Chelsea Giving Kitchen Elevates Food Donations
Celeb Chef Leads 100 in Preparing Gourmet Meals for Local Elderly, Indigent
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Chabad Welcomed in Mountain Principality of Andorra
Amid Warming Relations, Jewish Community Welcomes its First Rabbi
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Thousands of Shluchim Gather for Annual Convention, Days After Colleague was Murdered
Rabbi Bentzion Butman was on a long, long flight.  He was on his way from Phnom Penh, Cambodia to New York City, where this week…
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Lubbock, Texas Welcomes Chabad Presence
It was a Friday afternoon, and the hot, northwest Texas sun was beating down on students as they walked to and from classes along the…
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Thousands of Jewish College Students Meet Up at International Shabbaton
After the year Jewish students have had, Rabbi Ariel Stern knew he had to do something special for them. Rabbi Stern and his wife Mushky…
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The Story of Private First Class Ray J. Kaufmann
As war raged in 1943, Ray J. Kaufmann knew what he had to do, and he wouldn’t let a little thing like his age get…
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Hundreds turn to Chabad for Rescue in Amsterdam
On Thursday afternoon, as thousands of Israeli soccer fans gathered in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, to watch Maccabi Tel Aviv take on Ajax in a much-anticipated…
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Chabad’s Mobile Sukkahs Share Jewish Pride and Joy
The eight-day Festival of Sukkot begins this year at sundown on October 16 and concludes with Simchat Torah, on October 25. “Simchat Torah” — “The…
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Middle Tennessee Welcomes New Chabad Center
Chabad of Williamson County to Serve Growing Community in Nashville’s South Suburbs
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Preparing for Yom Kippur In Hurricane-Smashed Southwest Florida
Less than 48 hours before Yom Kippur, Jewish communities in the path of Hurricane Milton are scrambling to pull themselves up from the damage so…
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Chabad Rushes to the Aid of Hurricane-Ravaged Communities
“Anyone know someone who has access to a helicopter?” The post went out not long after Shabbat ended in North Carolina. Rabbi Bentzion Groner, a…
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Surprise! It’s a New Chabad House in a Growing Sun Belt City
In 2000, the city of Surprise, Arizona had a population of just 30,000. The once-sleepy town, whose founder, legend has it, named it because she…
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