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Arkansas Announces Education And Sharing Day
Today in Arkansas: Gov. Asa Hutchinson, together with the Arkansas House and Senate, proclaim March 27, 2018 as "Education And Sharing Day." Featured in this photo is Chabad of Arkansas' Rabbi Kramer. This is in recognition of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's 116th birthday and of his efforts to ensure a healthy education for all.
Arkansas Announces Education And Sharing Day - Today in Arkansas: Gov. Asa Hutchinson, together with the Arkansas House and Senate, proclaim March 27, 2018 as "Education And Sharing Day." This is in recognition of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's 116th birthday and of his efforts to ensure a healthy education for all. Left to Right: Rabbi Yosef Kramer, Rabbi Pinchus Ciment - Director of Lubavitch of Arkansas, Governor Asa Hutchinson, Rabbi Mendel Muchkin, Rep. Douglas House, Rep. Marcus Richmond and Martha McKenzie Hill
- Simple Shtieble, Soaring Sanctuary, Yom Kippur Is CallingThere is a “synagogue crisis” at large, and Chabad is not unaffected. Chabad rabbis and rebbetzins do draw crowds to their community events. Shabbat dinners and adult educational courses are well attended. Jews are engaging with us, and often in impressive numbers. But that’s not davening.Baila Olidort | Tuesday, September 18
- Sample TitleSunday, September 16
- Four Communal Leaders Share Personal Regrets and ResolutionsThe High Holidays are a time dedicated to repentance and reflection. We’ve asked four Chabad leaders to share with us some of the regrets they feel as communal leaders, and what resolutions within the scope of their leadership responsibilities they’d like to make in the coming year.Mussi Sharfstein | Friday, September 14
- New Chabad Representatives to Duluth, Edge of the Great LakesMinnesota’s port city on the shores of Lake Superior is will soon have new Chabad representatives. Rabbi Mendy and Tirtza Ross and their two children will move shortly after the conclusion of the Sukkot holiday. Duluth’s Jewish population is small. Rabbi Mendy Ross estimates about 1,000 Jews living in the region. “But who knows? There could be even more.” But small is fine. “We’re not looking to attract thousands of participants to a big event."Mussi Sharfstein | Friday, September 14
- Sitting Next To Your Spouse In An Orthodox SynagogueThis time of year, when people may feel more motivated to attend synagogue for High Holiday services, the mechitzah separating the men and women sometimes becomes a sticking point. The world is evolving with more equal rights for everyone. If Chabad would accommodate mixed gender seating, it would have wider acceptance. Why don’t you adopt this practice to better fit with the times?Rivka Slonim | Thursday, September 13
- Sitting Next To Your Spouse In An Orthodox SynagogueThis time of year, when people may feel more motivated to attend synagogue for High Holiday services, the mechitzah separating the men and women sometimes becomes a sticking point. The world is evolving with more equal rights for everyone. If Chabad would accommodate mixed gender seating, it would have wider acceptance. Why don’t you adopt this practice to better fit with the times?Rivka Slonim | Thursday, September 13
- New Chabad Opens In Downtown Raleigh, North Carolina's Capital CityWhat motivates young couples to pick up and move from their families and comfort zones to an unfamiliar place—without convenient access to Jewish resources—to build a community from scratch? It’s the Rebbe, they’ll all tell you.Mussi Sharfstein | Monday, August 27
- Traveling to Aruba? Check out Chabad.Traveling to Aruba? Meet the Blasbergs. Here's some information that will make your kosher island stay a little easier.Staff Writer | Wednesday, August 22
- From The Frat House to The Chabad HouseToday, a third generation of Chabad representatives are serving Jewish students on American campuses. An alumnus of The University of Texas, Austin, Rabbi Zev Johnson has a high relatability factor. He’s been there, done that.Sarah Ogince | Monday, August 20
- New Chabad Representatives to Duluth, Edge of the Great LakesMinnesota’s port city on the shores of Lake Superior is will soon have new Chabad representatives. Rabbi Mendy and Tirtza Ross and their two children will move shortly after the conclusion of the Sukkot holiday. Duluth’s Jewish population is small. Rabbi Mendy Ross estimates about 1,000 Jews living in the region. “But who knows? There could be even more.” But small is fine. “We’re not looking to attract thousands of participants to a big event."Mussi Sharfstein | Friday, September 14
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