Amid the grandeur of the whirlwind visit, the Rebbe and his entourage made sure to fit in one more destination

“I give you a brachah that you should never again have to leave Lakewood for Shabbos!”

The thank-you calls had quietly revealed something profound: a Yiddishe neshamah joyfully counting down to Shabbos

One talmid’s words captured it best: “I’m deaf but even I can hear the tumult going on in Shamayim now”

The impact of Mair Fogel has reached its jubilee. His memory lives on forever

“Ah, you’re calling about the Chanukah story? Every year I get a call about it”

Within just a few years of Rav Elchonon’s assurance, people who would teach and spread Torah arrived on America’s shores

Barely 24 hours went by before an organizer of the siyum saw how Rav Gurwicz embodied the very elevation he'd spoken about

Once exposed to Rav Aharon Kotler, neither would leave the tents of Torah

Fifty-seven bochurim who have experienced the loss of a parent participated in the Shabbos

That Simchas Torah, he related, was the first time he ever felt like a Yid