Michelle Jackson+FollowChassidus truck brings rare seforim to NY streetsWatching crowds gather in Williamsburg, Borough Park, Monsey, and Kiryas Yoel as the Chassidus truck rolled in was something special. Folks from all walks of life lined up to grab discounted seforim—especially the Alter Rebbe’s works—right in their own neighborhoods. The shelves emptied fast, showing just how much these teachings mean to the community. This mobile bookstore, organized by Ohr HaChassidus, is making it easier than ever for people to access chassidus, sparking new conversations and connections. How do you think bringing seforim directly to the streets impacts Jewish learning and unity? #Religion #Chassidus #JewishCommunity00Share
Mrs. Maria Shelton MD+FollowNew ways for families to celebrate Shabbat togetherFamilies in University Heights have a fresh reason to get excited about weekends—JFX is rolling out free, creative programs for kids and parents to connect, play, and celebrate Jewish traditions together. From the lively Shabbat Kids Club for ages up to 9, to the adorable Tiny Tots Shabbat for little ones under 2, there’s something for every family. These gatherings aren’t just about crafts and snacks—they’re about building community and making Jewish life feel like home for everyone. What do you think makes a great family program? Would you try one of these with your kids or grandkids? #Relationships #FamilyFun #JewishCommunity00Share
