At the world’s largest Jewish conference, Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky launched twelve initiatives aimed at removing barriers to Jewish life, expanding education and strengthening communities around the world.

While much of the attention surrounding the annual Kinus Hashluchim focuses on Chabad’s global reach, Motzai Shabbos’s intimate Melaveh Malka revealed a lesser-known force behind it: the brotherhood that allows Shluchim to build Jewish life at some of the world’s furthest frontiers, knowing an entire family stands behind them.

As shluchim from around the world gather for the International Kinus Hashluchim, Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky announces 22 new communities across nine countries that will receive the Keren Hashluchim Mikvah Grant.

As Shluchim gather in Crown Heights for the Kinus Hashluchim, Merkos Torah will host a series of Halacha workshops addressing mental health, addiction, and crisis situations that communal leaders increasingly encounter.

The Wellness Summit returns with sessions on overwhelm, marriage, parenting, and knowing when someone needs professional help.

Chabad Headquarters marks the 123rd birthday of the Rebbe—with Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky announcing the next round of thirty-five new Shluchim couples who will be supported with seed grants to expand the Rebbe’s life’s work in some of the most unexpected corners of the world.

As High Holiday Participation Soars, Merkos Resource Site Aims To Equip Shluchim, Including October 7th Memorials

Building off the success of the previous seminar for new shluchos in 2022, The New Shliach Desk at Merkos 302 is hosting another.

In celebration of their Chidon learning accomplishments, 70 young Shluchim gathered in Paris for 2 concurrent retreats. After spending many