March 2017

An effort to break free, focusing on themes of the holiday and a look into the past

Gene Kule was a garment-industry legend who saw a kindred spirit in a young Chabad rabbi

Kfar Chabad bakery an educational center while churning out millions of matzahs for Passover

A popular tourist destination, especially for Israelis, gets a new Chabad center and restaurant

A spiritual experience for women in Western Africa, most of them Israeli

Helping troubled boys ‘reinvest in their faith’

Not only does it churn out shmurah matzah in bulk, it educates thousands of Israeli schoolchildren every year

A dark incident at a campus Chabad is countered with light in a small Virginia town

Rabbi and the university encourage all to show their support

A century of struggle to make and consume ‘the symbol of Passover’

In 1948, almost nobody in L.A. knew about shmurah matzah; now everybody wants it

The name of this Chicago-area banker and philanthropist is linked to Torah education

Practical and scholarly insight for Passover seder participants and leaders

A shmurah matzah route stretches from New England all the way to the White House

Traditional shmurah matzo was still a rarity in post-World War II New York

A rarity in the 1950s has become a national food trend

The Jewish community celebrates its heritage

Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries prepare to welcome guests to Megillah readings and revelry

A Shabbat dinner for 300 festival-goers, followed shortly afterwards by pedicabs and a holiday party

For three decades, Rabbi Kasriel Kastel has organized programs for inmates statewide