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By Lee Chottiner Community Editor Project Friendship, the social service arm of Chabad of Kentucky, is opening three new permanent centers – two in western Kentucky, one in Louisville – to provide clothing and other essentials to the needy. The … Read More
D’var Torah Rabbi Chaim Litvin Numerous synagogues have joined the vaccine supporters and urged their congregations to take full advantage of the vaccines being offered. Our rabbis and cantors lead by example. This month, the vaccine is being offered at … Read More
D’var Torah Rabbi Chaim Litvin One lesson of Chanukah has turned my entire thinking of the coronavirus upside down. During the last eight months, like all of you, I was challenged by the coronavirus. How would I deal with the … Read More
Rabbis Avrohom and Chaim Litvin are feeling a rush that doesn’t come from any substance. It does come from a successful niche business model in a fledgling but growing industry. The Litvins, principals in the nonprofit Kentucky Kosher (KYK), which … Read More
When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, “Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.” — Fred Rogers Project Friendship, a Chabad of … Read More
D’var Torah Rabbi Chaim Litvin The holiday of Purim is the known as the happiest day of the Jewish calendar. On the evening and day of Purim, we read the Megilla – the story of Purim – enjoy a lavish … Read More
I have made some pretty major changes in my life over the past year. For one, I dropped 14 inches around my waist, and over 100 pounds! Many people might think this is quite an accomplishment, but I read something … Read More
Before I share my feelings on love and hate, I would like to share a quick thought I saw after the terrorist attack in Nice. Someone posted: How do you tell the difference between an anti-Semite and a Jew? An … Read More
As I write these words, many of us have one eye on the news streaming in from Israel. Today, a group of terrorists were found as they came through a tunnel with numerous deadly weapons including RPGs and other heavy … Read More
[by Rabbi Chaim Litvin] From November 1-3, I represented Louisville at the International Annual Convention of Chabad Lubavitch Emissaries held in Brooklyn, NY. There were over 4,000 Chabad Rabbis present from more than 80 countries and most every state across … Read More
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