Lectures

A gathering celebrating the New Year for trees includes insights into the special theme of this holiday.

Rabbi Dr. Abraham J. Twerski tackles the big questions of why G‑d allows suffering, and how to best handle the challenges of loss and grief.

An extraordinary address by Professor David Luchins, chair of Touro College’s department of political science and a longtime advisor to the late New York Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, at the gala banquet of the International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries (Nov. 15, 2009).

How Torah teaches us to maintain our faith, and to not only endure difficult times but transform them.

How two people can come together to create a new entity while remaining individuals.

The Jewish people’s redemption from Egypt as a model for getting “unstuck” from seemingly impossible situations in one’s own life.

Joseph Telushkin reflects on what we can all learn and apply in our own lives from various stories about the Rebbe’s unique approach to leadership.

Rabbi Lau describes the Rebbe not just as a leader who revolutionized world Jewry, but also as one who cared about a widow in Israel who wanted to commit suicide...

Rabbi Shlomo Yaffe leads a chassidic "farbrengen" and asks those present to examine and recommit themselves to the core ideas of the Alter Rebbe who was released from imprisonment on this day in 1799.

Joanne Caras, editor of the Holocaust Survivor Cookbook, tells the story of how the book came to be.

How communities can determine the priority of helping incarcerated Jews. Keynote speech at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference of Jewish Prison Chaplains.

A general introduction to the spiritual nature of the problem of addiction and its treatment.

Good self-esteem and a balanced perception of self are critical for healthy living.

An inspiring talk by Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet at an evening of Jewish unity in Pittsburgh following the tragedy of the Tree of Life shooting.

A live broadcast of a “farbrengen” at Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun in honor of the 19th of Kislev, a chasidic holiday marking the liberation of Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi (1745-1812), founder of the Chabad movement. Experience a blend of beautiful insights, stirring songs, and soulful inspiration, which are characteristic of a farbrengen—a joyous chassidic gathering. Featuring a roundtable discussion on the unique impact of Tanya, the foundational work of Chabad teachings.

The conclusion of the book of Tanya discusses the theme of observing Shabbat also on an inner dimension. (From an event celebrating the 19th of Kislev at Kehilath Jeshurun in Manhattan)

Discover the power of your mind and thoughts to determine your own positive reality. Internalizing the essence of Divine Providence leads to a happier disposition in knowing that Hashem has your back.

What makes a narcissist? Explore how arrogance and ego is the bane of life and the source of all our conflict, and uncover the formula to reach beyond self.

Dina Hurwitz shares the story of her life with her husband, the beloved Rabbi Yitzi, who was diagnosed with ALS as he turned 40 years old. This talk was filmed at a women’s event hosted by Chabad of Talbiya and Chabad of Baka in Jerusalem, Israel (2019).

A special video tribute by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, former Chief Rabbi of Great Britain and the Commonwealth, on the occasion of the Rebbe's 25th yahrtzeit.

An evening of unity and inspiration in tribute to the Lubavitcher Rebbe of righteous memory in honor of the 25th yarhtzeit. Keynote address: Former Chief Rabbi of Israel, Rabbi Yisrael Meir Lau (A program of Chabad of Washington State).

Does Shabbat stand alone and separate from the other 6 days of the week, or is Shabbat a culmination of our service throughout the week?

Covid-19 has radically changed the way we live. How can Torah wisdom help us navigate an uncertain future?

Join Rabbi Manis Friedman as he examines one of the most perplexing questions we have. Why do bad things happen, period?

We all face hardship, pain and challenges in life, and at times we may ask: where is G-d in all of this? Let’s probe deeper to find perspective when it all seems random.

Inspiration from the teachings and wisdom of Maimonides on the topic of medicine and healthy living.

Worry is very destructive and becomes so entrenched that it detrimentally affects our way of thinking. Fight to have freedom for your thoughts and gain peace of mind and happiness.

A beautiful webcast featuring the inspiring life story of Omer Yankelevitch, Israel’s first Charedi woman minister, who currently serves as Israel’s Minister of Diaspora and a Knesset Member.

Practical tips to enhance your teshuva experience and use this auspicious time to connect with your true self.

The Rebbe taught the path toward personal and global transformation by introducing new paradigms, which alter the way we think, and personify true Jewish leadership. (A talk from the virtual event “Transcend and Transform” by Merkos 302)

On the eve of the presidential transition between the Carter and Reagan administrations, the Rebbe provided perspective on the meaning and importance of majority rule, on the need for due gratitude together with disagreement, and on the importance of trust in G-d. Followed by a Q&A about leadership, public education and criminal justice in the Rebbe's teachings. Hosted by Rabbi Nechemia Vogel and Chabad of Rochester, NY.

Join a special Zoom webcast commemorating the fifth yahrtzeit, anniversary of passing, of Rabbi Yehoshua B. Gordon of blessed memory. Guest speakers include Rabbis Manis Friedman, Mendel Lipskar, YY Jacobson, Yossy Gordon.

Nuclear energy has revolutionised our world. The Rebbe teaches us how we can be nuclear reactors to transform our world for good.

Join the live webcast commemorating the Shloshim, the 30th day from the passing of Rabbi Yudi Dukes of blessed memory, who was the beloved director of JNet.

In honor of the 120th anniversary of the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s birth, join an inspiring webcast exploring Passover themes of personal freedom and liberation, inspired by the Rebbe’s teachings. The program features a fascinating discussion on applying the Haggadah’s insights to daily life, a first-hand account of an unexpected journey of personal growth and transformation, and soul-stirring renditions of classic Chabad melodies and traditional Passover songs performed by a sting-quartet.

Rabbi Manis Friedman shares a glimpse into the Rebbe’s vision and historic impact as portrayed in how the Rebbe unmuted the Jewish world and gave us back our voice. A talk on the Rebbe’s yahrtzeit at an evening of tribute near the Rebbe’s Ohel (resting place) in Queens, NY (hosted by Tzach, Lubavitch Youth Organization).

Commemorating the first Yahrtzeit (anniversary of passing) of R’ Yudi Dukes, founder of JNet. Join for an evening of tribute with music and song to honor Yudi’s memory by completing his dream and launching ‘Yudi’s Legacy’.

When Rabbi Yehoshua B. Gordon lost his mother, his online students responded with an outpouring of their condolences. At the conclusion of the shiva (seven-day mourning period), Rabbi Gordon recorded this message in response to the thousands who wished him well in his time of grief.

Join the greater community of South Florida as they unite to celebrate the birthday of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, his vision, leadership and inspiration. The event features renowned speaker Rabbi YY Jacobson, and musical performances by Shulem and Yaakov Lemmer.

A special event in NYC exploring the life and legacy of the Lubavitcher Rebbe of righteous memory, in honor of his birthday on the 11th of Nissan. Join in to connect, unite and celebrate this momentous occasion.

A keynote address at an event in Miami celebrating the Rebbe’s life, vision and leadership in honor of the 120th birthday anniversary.

An evening of tribute to honor the two holy Torah Scrolls burned in a devastating fire at the Chabad campus in Tallahassee, Florida. Join in for this special event of inspiration, music, resilience and rebuilding.

A live broadcast of an evening of unity and healing at the Central Avenue Synagogue Chabad in Highland Park, Chicago—following the recent horrific tragedy nearby. The event will feature inspiration from rabbis and dignitaries, recital of Psalms for the complete recovery of those affected, and prayers for comfort and solace for all.

Rabbi Efraim Mintz, using story and anecdote, shares key messages we learn from the Rebbe. From an evening of inspiration called a Meeting of Souls in honor of the Rebbe’s yahrtzeit, hosted by Tzach, Lubavitch Youth Organization.

Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Hersh Weinreb shares a personal experience with the Rebbe, and endeavors to give a sense of the Rebbe’s innovative contribution to the world of Torah study and scholarship.

The fascinating story of a young man’s journey to discover his Jewish roots. Raised as a Catholic, Mathew Devlin only later learns of his Jewish identity through a remarkable chain of events.

The meaning, depth and power of a simple morning prayer in the teachings of the Rebbe. A talk at 'One People, One Heart', an evening of tribute to the Rebbe in Seattle, WA.

Drawing on the inspiration of the Rebbe, Rabbi Dov Greenberg shares powerful takeaways to enhance and extend our sphere of positive influence and break barriers. A talk at 'One People, One Heart' event, an evening of tribute to the Rebbe in Seattle, WA.

Join for the Siyum Sefer Torah, celebrating the conclusion of writing the 9th unity Torah Scroll, where Jews world-wide participate in sponsoring their own individual letter in the unity Sefer Torah. The event is hosted by Chabad House of Quebec in Montreal, Canada.

Reframe how we look at the facts of reality as positive truths. A lecture on what it really means to be Jewish as we approach the New Year.

A talk to a group visit to the Ohel, the resting place of the Rebbe, for prayers on behalf of the hostages and IDF soldiers.

The story of Elisha Lowenstern, scholar and hero, as told by his wife, Hadas Lowenstern.

Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky shares personal stories that illustrate the Rebbe’s vision and mission with Chabad’s shluchim.

Join the greater community of South Florida as they unite in honor of the 30th yahrtzeit of the Rebbe, sharing his vision, leadership and inspiration. The event features renowned speakers and a beautiful musical performance.

Join live as Jews from all over gather at the Rebbe's resting place in advance of the 30th anniversary of his passing.

Join the greater community of London, England as they unite in honor of the 30th yahrtzeit of the Rebbe, sharing his vision, leadership and inspiration. Featuring three speakers who will reflect on their illustrious fathers’ relationship with the Rebbe—Rabbi Adin Even-Israel (Steinsaltz), Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, and Joeseph Lieberman, and a beautiful musical performance by Alex Clare. The speakers are Meni Even-Israel, Gila Sacks, Hani Lieberman-Lowenstein.