October 2018

People everywhere have been moved to express solidarity and compassion in wake of Pittsburgh massacre

Pittsburgh massacre adds sobering note to joyous annual convention

‘They’d never miss a Shabbat,’ writes Rochel McDoodle, urging Shabbat candle-lighting and other mitzvahs in their memory

A new articulation of the Rebbe’s teachings on humanity’s collective mission

Rabbis express thanks to injured officer, first on the scene of Pittsburgh shooting

One massacre victim was among the school’s first students back in 1943

‘The victims will not be in shul … we will be there for them’

‘It is time for a new day to dawn, a day that is entirely Shabbat’

Chabad launches ‘1,100 mezuzot’ campaign

I told him I was fine, but was I? Are any of us?

Rabbi to speak on Nov. 5 at Chabad in Hackensack, N.J.

Gunman bursts into Sabbath-morning services and opens fire

How a group of women are using urban sidewalk art to broadcast Shabbat awareness

A well-known and appreciated scribe, mentor and prolific ritual circumciser

Premiere of Jewish Cultural Booth turns out to be a big hit

Includes a synagogue, 3,000-book library and garden for outdoor events

An artistic exploration from Tech Tribe, the Chabad House for high-tech

Community once used stone shelters just steps from the sea

A young Chabad couple moving to San Miguel will take a venerable scroll with them

Circulated to tens of thousands, 300th issue of “Here’s My Story” is published