Living Torah Archives

Each individual fulfils a different role within his or her community, facing diverse challenges in different areas. Some individuals might dedicate themselves to a life of Torah study, while others might enter the world of business and philanthropy, but the one thing that unites us all is our commitment to Torah.

At the conclusion of every farbrengen, the Rebbe would remind those present that whoever is obligated to recite an after-blessing, should make sure to do so.

Newly discovered footage of a farbrengen marking the Rebbe’s seventy-fifth birthday.

The Rebbe’s 75th birthday: Today’s gathering is not about a private individual. It is only that I had the good fortune to be able to help others to grow in Torah and Mitzvos, to assist and encourage them to the best of my ability…

Chassidim sing a lively tune.

“G-d is known in Judah, His Name is great in Israel. His Tabernacle was in Shalem, and His dwelling place in Zion. (Psalms 76:2, 3)

In the Haggadah, after listing the many miracles and gifts G-d gave the Jewish People after their exodus from Egypt, we recite: “How much more so should we be grateful to the Omnipresent One for the doubled and redoubled goodness that He bestowed upon us, for He has brought us out of Egypt.”