Rock of Ages let our song, Praise thy saving power; Thou amidst the raging foes, Wast our sheltering tower.
Florida Congressman and gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds visited Lubavitch Educational Center on Monday and met with fifty rabbis, community activists, and representatives of the South Florida Jewish community and its local Jewish schools. Full Story
In a world that moves at a relentless pace, where messages and influences compete for attention, young Jewish women need more than just an education—they need clarity, connection, and a foundation that will guide them for life. Chaya Aydel Seminary (CA Seminary) in Hallandale Beach, Florida, is that place. Full Story
After receiving hundreds of stunning submissions for the adult and Tzivos Hashem Tracks from around the world and hosting two separate gallery exhibits, the Chassidus in Color: Geula Edition art contest is culminating in a special Awards Ceremony open to the whole community to be held on Sunday, May 18 at 6:00 PM at the Jewish Children’s Museum, 792 Eastern Parkway. Full Story, Video
Learn the daily Shiur in Maseches Sota taught by Rabbi Shloimy Greenwald, who has been enduring serious medical challenges, in the zechus of his recovery. Full Story, Video
The wedding of Yosef Emunah of Baltimore, MD and Pessa Leah Greenstein of Crown Heights took place at the Jewish Children’s Museum in Crown Heights.
Final Call: This summer, 150 college students have already secured their spot at Mayanot’s Summer Learning Experience in Jerusalem. Full Story
A booklet written by Rabbi Moshe Lieblich, Director of HaMesivta—Lubavitcher Yeshiva for over twenty years, that provides a guide for the community on how to help struggling children, is now available for download. Full Story, Download 
The L’Chaim of Shlomo Yehuda Ivry of Staten Island, NY and Devorah Rosenberg of Florida/Eretz Yisrael took place at Rubashkin in Crown Heights.
We’ve all been there. The sun sets, the world slows down, and everything comes to a silent standstill. And then it happens. An emergency occurs, and medical help is needed—and fast. Full Story
Pesach Sheni teaches us there’s no such thing as a lost cause. At Yeshivas Achei Tmimim, that message isn’t just remembered once a year—it’s lived every single day.