Over the past several years, mechanchim around the world have expressed a desire for more structured and in-depth learning opportunities during the summer months. This summer, that vision becomes a reality.

Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky’s passing on 27 Iyar, 5784, left a profound void in the hearts of thousands worldwide, yet his dedication to the Rebbe’s Shlichus continue to guide and uplift Shluchim and their communities around the world. This Sunday, friends, family, and supporters are invited to participate in meaningful gatherings of unity, Torah, and inspiration.

This year’s Festival of the Future initiatives took place in over 300 Chabad Houses. Alongside the “Moshiach in Me” program, which reached 3,200 families and tens of thousands of individuals across 43 countries and more than 100 cities, the campaign elevated the Moshiach Seudah experience—and is now continuing as a year-round Moshiach discovery tool.

The inaugural CYP Encounter Southeast, hosted by Rabbi Eliyahu and Dena Schusterman and Rabbi Leivy and Shelbelle Lapidus of Chabad Intown Atlanta, brought together participants from Georgia, Florida, Alabama, and the Carolinas for a weekend of soulful inspiration and electric energy.

As the new zman begins at Merkos 302’s Kollel Aliba D’hilchasa, a new Sugya is addressed: Hilchos Ribbis, the halachos that shape how Yidden navigate daily business interactions.

With more Jews seeking a spiritual connection through tefillah, JNet’s Torah Unboxed series breaks down popular Siddurim to help Daveners of all stages find their Siddur, making davening personal and approachable.

A new 3D tour of 770 gives children a way to explore the Rebbe’s shul up close. Developed by Merkos 302’s Tut Atz Kids, the tool helps classrooms and families connect with the Rebbe’s mission in a hands-on way.

For two days, Budva, Montenegro, became a hub of global Jewish life as 100 Shluchim from 40 countries across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East gathered to strengthen one another and chart the next chapter of Jewish life after Oct. 7—focused on the influx of Israeli expats and a renewed Jewish awakening in once-quiet regions.