January 2022

International intrigue does not stand in the way of a community’s joyous celebration

Adults inconvenienced, kids delighted by unusual winter storm

Museum to house Chabad at Auraria Campus programs

Yitzchak Kogan spent 14 years waiting for a Soviet exit visa. Then the Rebbe sent him back

Limited in-person gathering did not diminish universal camaraderie and shared purpose

Spread wry Chassidic wit and wisdom throughout the Holy Land

Chabad-Lubavitch women’s conference broadcast Sunday, Jan. 23, from 8:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Sessions at 31st annual conference held in person and live streamed around the world

Dean of Oholei Torah Yeshiva educated and inspired thousands of students

Annual Shabbaton draws hundreds from U.S. and Canada

He is remembered as a warm, loving soul who gave back to the community

Pillar of kindness fled tyranny in Soviet Russia, found material and spiritual prosperity in America

People around the world prayed and dedicated mitzvahs in the merit of those held

Kindly family doctor treated Brooklyn residents for decades

Rabbi Moshe Feller opens a session in the Capitol for the tenth time

Blaze that killed 19 and injured 63 called the worst in New York City in decades

One Jewish resident has been killed in the violence

Evening of tribute and song honors beloved educator

The 31st annual gathering will be online and in person from Jan. 19-24

The $12 million structure will provide 700 public-school children with Jewish education