The name of our publication has special meaning. It stands for the name of Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Schneerson (obm), wife of the Rebbe.
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- From the Teachings of the Rebbe on the Torah PortionAn exploration of Pinchas's courageous action in the Torah, highlighting the importance of individual initiative and taking responsibility when others are silen
- You Got Me SomethingA reflection on the Jewish response to receiving the Torah, comparing it to an adult's appreciation for a giver's thoughtfulness over the gift itself.
- Jewish Life in Lagos NigeriaRabbi Mendy Sternbach shares his journey establishing a Chabad House in Lagos, Nigeria, featuring stories of community growth, youth dedication, and holiday mir
- President Javier Milei of Argentina Joins Event Commemorating Rebbe IncognitoPresident Javier Milei of Argentina attended a tribute to the Lubavitcher Rebbe in Buenos Aires, choosing to sit incognito as a student and admirer of the Rebbe
- Ethics of the Fathers Chapter 1Explore the transmission of the Torah from Moses through the generations and the three essential teachings of the Men of the Great Assembly.
- From Correspondence of the Lubavitcher RebbeA collection of letters from the Lubavitcher Rebbe to Aron Dov Sufrin regarding Camp Gan Israel, faith in times of financial difficulty, and the Three Weeks.
- Moshiach Why Hasn’t He Arrived YetA profound teaching from Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi regarding the nature of Moshiach and why our expectations might delay his arrival.
- Be of the Disciples of AaronExplore Hillel's teaching in Pirkei Avot on emulating Aaron the High Priest by loving peace, pursuing reconciliation, and drawing others closer to the Torah.
- The Note of Rebbe Levi YitzchakA moving story of a man who sacrificed his wealth for a tzadik's promise, his journey to retrieve a sacred note, and the final revelation of its powerful messag
- Insights on the Torah Portion PinchasA collection of Chassidic insights on Parshat Pinchas, featuring teachings from the Sefat Emet, Ohr HaTorah, Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berditchev, and the Lubavitc