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As the floodwaters recede, Chabad helps students and community members return to normal.

A July 18 storm destroyed the Beth Shalom Chabad synagogue in Minneola, N.Y. Its rabbi Resolves to rebuild and improve.

WILMETTE, Ill.—In the summer of 1992, Rabbi Dovid and Rivke Flinkenstein came to Wilmette and established a Chabad center in this leafy suburb north of Chicago. “Stop in and meet us,” is the couple’s motto. One day last year, I took them up on their offer...

A fire on Rosh Hashanah day at a strip mall in Colorado Springs caused major damage to Chabad Lubavitch of Southern Colorado. As the cleanup continues, the emissaries stress that they will not only rebuild, but continue to grow and serve as a beacon for g...

“You see it. You smell it. Anywhere you drive around the city, you see the fire in the mountains,” says Rabbi Choni Marozov, co-director of Chabad of S. Clarita Valley in Southern California with his wife, Frumi. “This was definitely the worst we have see...

Families and children affected by the ongoing water crisis in Flint, Mich., will receive an innovative new bathing product designed for use with a minimal amount of water, thanks to the combined efforts of the Chabad of Eastern Michigan, the Jewish Federa...

For students at Chabad Hebrew Academy in San Diego, learning has begun to shine as bright at the sun. In March, the 27-acre California campus declared energy independence, changing over to a solar-powered electricity system. “Every part of the solar proje...

Each new day seems to bring with it historic good news from the Middle East. August’s surprise announcement of the United States-brokered Abraham Accords Peace Agreement between the United Arab Emirates and Israel was followed a month later by a similar a...

Ephraim Katzir, Israel’s fourth president, passed away last week. A brilliant scientist, he was among the first officials to greet an historic group of Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries sent by the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, to he...

In exactly one month from now, millions of Jews from all types of backgrounds and communities across the world will take to the streets to participate in a rare prayer service performed once every 28 years.