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11 articles- Shekalim and the Power of UnityExplore the spiritual significance of Parshat Shekalim and how the half-shekel donation symbolizes the essential unity required between individual Jews.
- Fern's Shabbat CandlesRabbi Mendel Rubin shares a moving story about a UAlbany alumna whose life was changed by a single encounter with the Shabbat candle lighting campaign in 1975.
- Purim in Moscow 1946A moving memoir of Purim 1946 in Moscow, where a returning soldier uncle brought a loaf of black bread to his hungry nieces and nephews after the war.
- New Shluchim to MassachusettsRabbi Sruly and Devora Leah Brook establish a new Chabad center in Wakefield, Massachusetts, to serve the growing community of young families north of Boston.
- A Call To Action Give Even MoreThe Rebbe emphasizes increasing charity in both physical and spiritual forms during the month of Adar and the Shabbat of Parshat Shekalim.
- Faith and Trust in Divine ProvidenceA 1954 letter from the Lubavitcher Rebbe offering encouragement and guidance on maintaining faith and trust in G-d's providence during financial difficulties.
- Leap Over the Top: Joy and Positive ThinkingThe Lubavitcher Rebbe explains the Chabad teaching of leaping over the top, advising that joy and positive thinking can hasten one's own physical healing.
- The Ingathering of the ExilesA reflection from the Lubavitcher Rebbe on the modern ingathering of exiles to the Holy Land as a literal fulfillment of the biblical gathering of the Jews.
- The 39 Categories of Work and ShabbatExplore the connection between the 39 categories of work used to build the Tabernacle and the spiritual significance of refraining from labor on Shabbat.
- The Appointment of the Rabbi of FrankfurtA miraculous story of how Reb Yosef Shmuel was chosen as the Chief Rabbi of Frankfurt after a Bar Mitzva boy's speech revealed the answers to a hidden test.
- Insights on Parshat VayakhelExplore insights on Parshat Vayakhel, including the significance of the 39 labors of Shabbat, the prohibition of fire, and the generosity of the Sanctuary donor
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