January 2019

Buda Castle Synagogue, closed since 1686, now home to a flourishing congregation

Rolling out the welcome mat with a kosher tailgate, Shabbat services and meals, and a visitor’s center

Creating programs for 200 Jewish residents and thousands of visitors

3,000 women leaders celebrate ‘righteous women, past and present’

Chabad in Brazil offers support to aid workers

Boy’s legs were crushed by falling boulder at Jerusalem tomb

Emissaries and guests from Jewish communities in more than 100 countries worldwide

Injured police officers who ‘became our miracle’ are thanked at gala dinner

Two-volume set on weekly Torah portion merges wisdom, scholarship and practical action

‘Joy, Love, Truth’ runs for four weeks beginning on Tuesday, Jan. 22

A young adult’s Jewish journey in Tampa with Chabad Young Professionals

As neighborhoods and needs change, Congregation Anshei Lubavitch continues to serve

Young adults are finding spirituality, and each other, in a part of New York long connected to Jewish life.

He made diverse and advanced Torah subjects accessible in English to millions

‘Stories That Live’ project helps survivors document their experiences

A personal letter to the late author Amos Oz, from his friend, the Chabad rabbi of Rovna, Ukraine

Illinois ‘Winter Camp’ brings together kids to learn and have fun