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In a letter to the one-of-a-kind Rebbetzin Hecht, Rochel Elishevitz (née Blau), a former camper and counselor at Camp Emunah, shares her dearest memories of summers spent in the Rebbe’s camp. What are your favorite memories on Old Greenfield Road? Comment below!
📸: Rebbitzen Chave Hecht in her office in Camp Emunah
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Landmark article in Shvat 2019 issue is based on this talk by Rabbi Dr. Yosef Shagalow
“Dear Mirele” was originally published in the N’shei Chabad Newsletter (April 1988) as “A Lifetime of Love.” Teachers brought it into their classrooms, Rabbi Jonathan Sacks read it in a speech. It was reprinted in countless magazines and one book. At Auschwitz, the guide read it aloud. JTV even adapted it into this film!
The Kislev 2018 issue has NCN interviewing Yosef Peysin of Rogers Park Band, whose new album Petersburg contains a beautiful and creative rendition of Oifen Pripitchik. Here’s the Rebbe praising the time-honored custom of Jewish grandmothers rocking babies to sleep with the song Oifen Pripitchik:
Read all about it in the Kislev issue! New initiative by JEM especially for women and girls, click below:
“There is a road: Healthy, happy, religious. And you can’t reverse the order.” As you can see if you click HERE.
Mrs. Dena Gorkin has a unique sensibleness when it comes to raising teens. We hope readers of the NCN will benefit from that worldview as explained in her interview in the Tishrei 2018 issue.
Click HERE to see pics from a landmark 1976 event where the Rebbe spoke and interacted with wounded soldiers of Israel.
Click HERE for the hakafos niggun of Reb Levik, the Rebbe’s father. To read about his hakafos that he made with only his wife, the Rebbetzin Chana, in the room, subscribe now!