As it nears its one-year anniversary, an English-language publication is changing the way people study foundational Jewish texts by making it possible to carry a bookshelf’s worth of titles wherever they go. Original post:  English Publication Divvies... 

Waterloo, Ontario’s Goldman family was only moving four houses down the block, but the relocation somehow became a community event. Here is the original post: Family’s Move Aided by Football Players and Fraternity Brothers  Read More →

Oxford University’s Chabad Society hosted Nobel laureate Ada Yonath, who told 100 students and faculty members gathered at the Slager Jewish Student Centre of her journey from poverty to the height of her field. See the original post: Israeli Nobel... 

Henny Sufrin, who co-founded the Chabad-Lubavitch center in the suburb of Ilford, Essex, passed away July 15 at the age of 76. Here is the original: London Educator Remembered for Dedication to Jewish Women and Youth  Read More →

When New York businessman Menashe Shurka first started looking to buy a Torah scroll more than a year ago, little did he know that news of his find would spread throughout Long Island’s North Shore as the “miracle of Port Washington.” See the rest... 

University of Vermont students paired up with pupils at Arad’s Ohr Menachem boys’ and girls’ elementary schools to teach them about conservation, spruce up their gardens and assemble stadium seats from recycled materials. Read the original post: Vermont... 

Located just a short walk from the sixth-century Mayor Synagogue, Europe’s oldest, Call Barcelona Books and Wines combines the features of a Judaica store with a Chabad House. Read more here:  Modern Barcelona Center Celebrates Ancient Jewish Community  Read More →

When the Old City Jewish Art Center first opened its doors and started featuring local artists, as many as 1,000 people stopped by over the course of an evening. Read the original here:  Philly Gallery Pairs Art With Challah for Monthly Celebration  Read More →

University students and supporters of the growing network of campus Chabad Houses in the United Kingdom dedicated Chabad-Lubavitch of Bloomsbury’s new central London home, filling its multipurpose hall with 200 people from across the country. See the... 

Regarded as a matriarch of Jewish life and education in southern Connecticut, Rivkah Hecht passed away July 8 at the age of 91. Excerpt from:  Northeastern Matriarch of Jewish Education Passes Away at 91  Read More →