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As Yom Tov approaches, Kolel Torah Panama has released Touching the Crown – A Rosh Hashanah Companion, a new collection of three essays exploring Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur through the lens of Torah and Chassidus. The companion is available in Hebrew, English, and Spanish, making the material accessible to the diverse Jewish communities connected with Kolel Torah Panama.

As Rosh Hashanah 5787 approaches, with its first day falling on Shabbos, a michtav kloli from the Rebbe written ahead of the identical kvius of 5750 takes on striking relevance. Rather than treating the calendar arrangement as a technical detail, the Rebbe presents it as one of the defining features of the coming year, carrying a message meant to shape the months that follow. The picture the Rebbe gives is unmistakably one of elevation and bracha.

As told by Rabbi Tuvia Silberstrom of Yerushalayim In Kfar Chabad there was a chossid called Reb Moshe Slonim, a fiery and devoted Chossid who dedicated himself, heart and soul, to the network of Chabad schools across Eretz Yisroel – Oholei Yosef Yitzchok. One Erev Rosh Hashanah, Reb Moshe decided that this year he was going to devote himself properly to avodas hatefillah.

With the arrival of hundreds of bochurim from yeshivos in Eretz Yisroel for the month of Tishrei, the annual Hachnosas Orchim program near the Rebbe’s Ohel has gotten underway, providing the guests with organized sedorim, shiurim, meals, and farbrengens throughout their stay. The program provides a full framework of gashmius and ruchnius for the bochurim spending Tishrei near the Ohel.

The respect and esteem with which the Rebbe regarded rabbonim was extraordinary. When someone suggested that a certain psak din of rabbonim was motivated by politics, the Rebbe reacted sharply. The respect and esteem with which the Rebbe regarded rabbonim was extraordinary. The Rebbe saw them as those entrusted by Hashem to teach His Torah and convey His will to the Jewish people through halacha.

The new year, 5787, will begin this coming Friday night. The year’s calendar configuration is Zashah (זשה): Rosh Hashanah begins on Shabbos (ז); it is a complete (שלימה) year, with 30 days in both Cheshvan and Kislev (ש); and the first day of Pesach falls on Thursday (ה). 5787 is also a leap year, with both Adar I and Adar II. The year contains 385 days and 55 Shabbosim.

Every parent knows the question: It’s late. Do you know where your child is? During Tishrei, for more than 1,500 Bochurim far from their families and Yeshivos, it becomes a question for the entire community. Every parent knows the question: It’s late. Do you know where your child is? During Tishrei, for more than 1,500 Bochurim far from their families and Yeshivos, it becomes a question for the entire community.

The Rebbe held 40 farbrengens on Rosh Hashana. The sichos from these farbrengens span around 300 pages in the Yiddish Hanochos in Sichos Kodesh, and around 50 pages in the 10 English Hanochos. Bonus: A kvius calendar. The Rebbe held 40 farbrengens on Rosh Hashana. The sichos from these farbrengens span around 300 pages in the Yiddish Hanochos (transcripts) in Sichos Kodesh, and around 50 pages in the 10 English Hanochos published by Sichos in English. Each farbrengen is a priceless treasure.

Past students, Anash, and bochurim joined the levaya of Rabbi Avraham Lipskier, who devoted more than six decades to teaching and guiding baalei teshuva. Past students, Anash, and bochurim joined the levaya of Rabbi Avraham Lipskier, who devoted more than six decades to teaching and guiding baalei teshuva. Rabbi Lipskier is survived by his wife, Cirel, and children, Mrs. Chani Kaminetzky – Dnipro, Ukraine; Rabbi Mendel Lipskier – Sherman Oaks, CA; Mrs. Dinie Mangel – Cherry Hill, NJ; Mrs.

Mrs. Chana Gurary lives in Montreal, where she raised her twelve children. In 1978, she had an instrumental role in building a new mikveh in the city, and went on to actively promote the mitzvah of Family Purity for nearly forty years afterwards. She was interviewed in January 2011. I had an audience with the Rebbe in 1970 that changed my life. A few years earlier, in 1964, I got married to my husband, Rabbi Itche Maier Gurary.