The Chabad of SCV congregation will gather to complete a new Torah in a special celebration at the synagogue on Sunday, September 17.

She was stuck in her Deerfield Beach apartment with no electricity, and not much food in the fridge.

The Jewish community in Gainesville will soon have a place of their own.

While it was understandably not a pleasant experience for many of the thousands evacuating South Florida ahead of Hurricane Irma, a large group of Jews were fortunate to experience a wonderful weekend in Tallahassee.

Sale closes ahead of Jewish New Year next week

SUDBURY — The first night Rabbi Yisroel Freeman spent in Sudbury in January 2006, he awoke freezing cold.

Moishe Chanowitz rode out the onset of Hurricane Irma in an unfinished mikveh building while wife and small kids fled to Puerto Rico

Hundreds of Yeshiva Students from Moscow Commemorated 120 Years since the Founding of Tomchei Tmimim.

The Chabad Jewish Center of Royal Palm Beach recently hosted the grand opening of its new Cohen Media Room at the synagogue at 129 Sparrow Dr. in Royal Palm Beach.

Chabad rabbis in Houston and Florida refuse to leave communities, despite looming floods. ‘A Chabad House doesn’t close its doors.’

With thousands of homes destroyed, and countless displaced, 50 rabbis from across the country are heading to Texas to volunteer. Chabad Rabbi Yossi Grossbaum is joining the effort.

When Hurricane Harvey struck Houston, Rabbi Yisroel Wilhelm, co-director of the Rohr Chabad Center at the University of Colorado in Boulder, understood more than most the tremendous effort, generosity and compassion it takes for a community to rebuild after a flood.