Never did I dream that my tragedy would be posted online, my misfortune exposed to thousands. Full Story
Our only hope of saving Asher is open-heart surgery in Boston
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Will my Yehuda’le live?
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Will my Yehuda’le live? “After Succos” is here. I promised myself that as soon as the Yomim Tovim are over, I’d sign the papers authorizing Yehuda’le’s surgery. I promised Full Story
New Shluchim to Utah
Rabbi Chaim and Esty Zippel (née Peles) were appointed as the newest Chabad Shluchim to Utah, and will be establishing Chabad of Utah County. Full Story
East Flatbush Community Declares Campaign a ‘Magnificent Success’
At midnight on Tuesday, 8 Cheshvan, Congregation Lubavitch of East Flatbush brought their building campaign to a close. “Our hearts are overflowing with gratitude,” organizers said. Full Story
Shloshim of R’ Motul Pevzner Marked in His Hometown
Family, friends and fellow Shluchim gathered on Tuesday at the Jewish cemetery of Perpignan, France to mark the Shloshim of Shliach R' Motul Pevzner obm; a series of dedications in his memory followed. Full Story, Photos
How Rav Motul Overcame Challenges With Humor and Joy
Located on France’s southernmost Mediterranean coast, only a few kilometers north of the Spanish border, Perpignan has a minuscule Jewish community of just a few hundred souls. Yet for the Full Story
My beautiful little Gitty is only 2 months old
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I didn’t sleep last night. Or the night before, or the night before that. Every night, I go to bed exhausted and wait for sleep to envelop me. But it Full Story
East Flatbush Racing Against the Clock to Raise $770,000!
It’s been a busy week for the kehillah of East Flatbush since the launch of a $770,000 building campaign. A donor has stepped forward with a priceless gift to give the campaign an extra push: a piece of a tablecloth used by the Rebbe to be raffled off! Full Story
As Crown Heights Expands, Teachers Remain Close to Home
72% of Lubavitchers living in East Flatbush work in Crown Heights mosdos. Here’s how the growth of ‘outskirts’ communities helps us retain our best and brightest. Full Story
East Flatbush Community Aims to Raise $770K for New Shul
The anash community of East Flatbush went live with a campaign to raise $770,000 for a new shul building. Help expand the horizons of our beloved shchunah. Full Story
Father Speaks About Late Son at Hakhel Gathering in Paris
Photos by Mordehai Lubecki
Paris Shliach Rabbi Mendel Azimov invited fellow Shliach Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Pevzner to address the annual Shabbos Breishis Melave Malka gathering and to speak about his son Rabbi Motel Pevzner who recently passed away. Full Story, Photos, Video
Until Next Year: 770 Tent and Rubashkin Sukkah Taken Down
Crews were seen taking down the Tishrei Tent at 770 Eastern Parkway and the Sukkah of R' Moshe Rubashkin on President street as the thousands of guests head back home after spending the month of Tishrei in Crown Heights. Photos
R’ Ariel Brill, 29, OBM
R' Ariel Brill, a young father from the Chabad community in Nachliel, Israel, passed away suddenly on Friday, 26 Tishrei, 5783. Full Story
Tzeischem L’Sholom for Tishrei Guests By Eshel
Photos: Mendy Krief/COLlive
1,000 bochurim gathered for a Tzeischem L'shalom farewell event hosted by Eshel Hachnosas Orchim, marking the conclusion of Tishrei month, at Oholei Torah Ballroom in Crown Heights. Full Story, Photos
Final Hours for Eshel Campaign
Final Hours: With your donation, we will provide holiday meals for thousands of guests, men, women and children, who are in 770 now. Eshel's fundraising campaign is ending shortly and this is your final opportunity to partner with us. Full Story
Let’s Listen to the Cry of 7 Orphans On Our Final Day of Judgment
Tragedy struck when Shliach Reb Motul Pevzner passed away this past Erev Yom Kippur, leaving behind his family, the youngest 2 years old, brokenhearted and in need of support. On a day this day of Judgment, the Rebbe encouraged giving additional Tzedaka - let's stand up for the Pevzner family. Full Story
Help a Meis Mitzvah Have a Jewish Burial
A 60-year-old Jewish man who was a part of the Chabad community in Japan passed away today. Money is needed to bring him to Israel to be buried as a Jew. Full Story
Seize the zechus of saving Yehuda’s life!
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My baby. He’s only one year old, and he’s already suffered enough for a lifetime. Little Yehuda is stricken with cancer, and all his little body knows is suffering. Full Story
Logistical Feat: Another 1000 Beds Arrive in Crown Heights
After many delays, 1,000 beds ordered by Eshel-Hachnosas Orchim for guests in Crown Heights have finally arrived in New York - just in time for Sukkos to accommodate the extra influx of guests. Full Story
All Night Joyous Dancing in Crown Heights
Photos: Yossi Jerufi/COLlive
The Simchas Beis Hosheva celebration in Crown Heights continued through the night on Wednesday, with a huge crowd dancing with great energy until 6:00 am. Photos
Video: Mega Hakhel Event at 770
The Mega Hakhel event took place at 770 Thursday evening with exciting performances and an uplifting program. Live
To the Loved Ones of Motel
R Sholom Ber Shmerling tells of his friendship with R' Motel Pevzner obm: The biggest impact that Motel had on me was when he took me under his wing when I was a young bochur. Full Story
Eshel Serving Thousands From Three Full Dining Rooms
Eshel-Hachnosas Orchim has three huge dining rooms a few minutes' walk from 770, where thousands of guests dine every day and receive delicious meals in a warm and happy atmosphere. Full Story
Hashem Says: If You Make Mine Happy, I Will Make Yours Happy
Tragedy struck when Shliach Reb Motul Pevzner passed away on Erev Yom Kippur, leaving behind his family, the youngest 2 years old, brokenhearted and in need of support. As we rush to begin “Zman Simchaseinu” Hashem promises, "If You Make Mine happy, I Will Make Yours Happy." Let's stand up for: Mendel, Minda, Chaya Mushka, Perel, Dina, Leah and Neshi. Full Story
R’ Motul – The French Bochur That Changed My Life
R' Menachem Mendel Lieberman shares with the Pevzner family after the passing of their husband and father R' Motul Pevzner obm: "It happened 20 years ago when I was a yeshiva student in 770. But to me, this story remains burned in my soul, a small story that changed my daily routine and outlook on life." Full Story