The app is available in the Apple and Android app stores and is compatible with the iPhone, iPad and Android devices, populated with hundreds of clips, it is updated with the weekly Living Torah program, the app also updates regularly with fresh content to current events.

In honor of the launch, JEM is making a special offer to its first “early adopters” – those who become members by Tuesday 27 Iyar 12pm – a guarantee of their low introductory price for one full year.

The app, which boasts the current Living Torah program as well as over 2,000 videos of the Rebbe searchable by multiple tags and indexes, is now available in Apple app store with both Iphone and Ipad versions, and in the Android store with both smartphone and tablet versions.

The parade would be marching, as usual, down Eastern Parkway past 770 and in front of the Rebbe, and for the first time this year, the parade would continue all the way to Empire Boulevard for the fair and carnival.

By Divine Providence, this week’s installment of Living Torah will commence a four-part series featuring the Rebbe’s outlook on a number of military and defense issues

Lady Thatcher, who visited Lubavitch schools in London, and was supportive of the Lubavitch Shluchim, spoke with JEM in 1992, about the Rebbe’s leadership.

If you’d like to be included in the drawing, please send your name, email address and device type to: app@jemedia.org

Testers will be asked to send their feedback and suggestions to JEM.

At the time, Shluchim, Anash, and world Jewry responded in an outpouring of grief and love.

Rabbi Elkanah Shmotkin, JEM’s director, had heard a fascinating story of the Rebbe which had recently been recorded in a My Encounter with the Rebbe interview, and he shared it with his fellow congregants.

The Living Torah app, brainchild of JEM’s staff and supporters, and the result of over a year of work by three separate teams, will be shared with a small, preselected group of beta testers over the next couple of weeks.

In an effort to perpetuate the memory of their mother Mrs. Chanchy Bruk A”H, whose second yahrzeit is approaching on Zayin Teves, The Bruk Family has undertaken to subsidize the cost price of a substantial number of popular JEM DVDs of the Rebbe, and donate them to the Misameach organization based in Lakewood New Jersey

Chasidism has always been known for its stories – stories of wisdom and wit, of piety and devotion, of comfort and salvation. Perhaps most well-known, however, and most beloved, are its stories of the miracles of the Tzadikim.

An unexpected surprise awaited the Shluchim, in the form of a temporary photo gallery featuring a stunning collection of photographs from Tishrei, 5748, also known as “Tismach” from the lens of photographer Levi Yitzchok Freidin.

In tribute to former Prime Minister Yitzchak Shamir, who passed away this past Shabbos at the age of 96, JEM has posted an excerpt from the film exploring his relationship with the Rebbe.

The gallery is open to the public at no charge from 27 Sivan / June 17 until 11 Tammuz / July 1

It is located at 362 Albany Avenue (corner Union St) Brooklyn, New York.

Can we please have a drum roll....

Our winner is none other than Enrique Montes from Austin, Texas! Enrique has dedicated his donation in honor of his dear Chabad Shluchim, Rabbi and Rebbitzen Levertov. He will receive this exclusive, beautiful 32” framed picture of the Rebbe.

The Living Archive is proud to announce the completion of the first phase of its mission – the entire video and film collection of the Rebbe has been preserved.

To celebrate this monumental achievement JEM has produced a new DVD “Joy!” with joyous scenes through the decades of the Rebbe’s leadership.

Do you say “hareini mekabel” every morning? Do you know why?

In the 1500s Rabbi Shlomo Luria, ‘the Arizal,’ implemented the practice of starting one’s day with the statement: “I hereby accept upon myself to fulfill the Mitzvah of ‘Love your fellow as yourself.’”

The film features a short biography of the Rebbetzin life, plus the testimony of twenty-two individuals who knew the Rebbetzin up close and personally.

Yesterday we went out to Wilmington, Delaware to interview Rabbi Dr. Immanuel Schochet. He was visiting his daughter and son-in-law - the Vogels, the Chabad Shluchim in Delaware – for Shavuos.

JEM's My Encounter with the Rebbe team had the Zchus of interviewing him at his home in Los Angeles, on 11 Elul, 5768, September 9, 2008 about his encounters with the Rebbe.

As part of their tour to Montreal, Rabbi Yechiel Cagen, Director of the My Encounter with the Rebbe project and Senior Interviewer Rabbi Mendy Alevsky visited Beis Rivkah, conducted a seminar for the 7^th and 8^th grades.

If not you, then who?
If not now, when?