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January-February 2025
A Jew's wealth is not in houses or money. The eternal Jewish wealth lies in a Jew who observes the Torah and mitzvot, bringing into the world children and grandchildren who also observe the Torah and mitzvot.
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January new events
Celebration of Didan Notzach
For the Festival of Jewish Books, we held a series of events where participants learned about the history of this important date and received valuable gifts in the form of Jewish books.
At Beit Berlin Lubavitch, we organized a Sunday gathering for children, a Machon meeting, and a youth lesson dedicated to Didan Notzach.
At Beit Berlin Lubavitch, we organized a Sunday gathering for children, a Machon meeting, and a youth lesson dedicated to Didan Notzach.
Queen Challah
On January 16, we held another beloved gathering of the "Queen Challah" club under the guidance of Ora Pavlotskaya. This time, more than 30 women joined us to fulfill the mitzvah of separating challah.
The highlight of the evening was women’s karaoke, creating a warm and joyful atmosphere. All participants left feeling inspired and had a wonderful time together.
The highlight of the evening was women’s karaoke, creating a warm and joyful atmosphere. All participants left feeling inspired and had a wonderful time together.
Farbrengen in Honor of 28 Tevet for Machon
We also organize various programs for our participants, and the students of the "Machon" program gathered to celebrate the birthday of Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Schneerson.
During the meeting, the girls listened to an inspiring lesson, enjoyed a delicious meal, and created beautiful crafts. In total, eight girls joined us for this special event.
During the meeting, the girls listened to an inspiring lesson, enjoyed a delicious meal, and created beautiful crafts. In total, eight girls joined us for this special event.
February new events
Results of the Mivtza at Yeshiva Chabad Berlin!
The Mivtza at our Yeshiva in Berlin has come to an end! Throughout the campaign, the students diligently practiced important Jewish traditions every day: they recited Shema before bed, washed their hands before prayer, gave tzedakah, studied the Rebbe’s letters, and delved into the Maamar “Basi Le-Gani”, as well as reading firsthand accounts from 770 about the early years of the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s leadership.
For all their dedication, the participants had the opportunity to enter a raffle with exciting prizes and delicious treats!
But the highlight of the Mivtza was a trip to France!
We spent Shabbat at the largest Yeshiva in Europe, in Brunoy, where the boys explored the vast library, met legendary rabbis, and connected with hundreds of students from around the world.
The group also visited significant locations in Paris related to the Rebbe—places where he studied, prayed, and walked. Additionally, they explored some of the city's most famous landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, and Synagogue No. 17, where four Lubavitcher Rebbes once prayed.
For all their dedication, the participants had the opportunity to enter a raffle with exciting prizes and delicious treats!
But the highlight of the Mivtza was a trip to France!
We spent Shabbat at the largest Yeshiva in Europe, in Brunoy, where the boys explored the vast library, met legendary rabbis, and connected with hundreds of students from around the world.
The group also visited significant locations in Paris related to the Rebbe—places where he studied, prayed, and walked. Additionally, they explored some of the city's most famous landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, and Synagogue No. 17, where four Lubavitcher Rebbes once prayed.
Fraubrengen
Fraubrengen – A Unique Project for Women
Fraubrengen is a special gathering for women, where we come together in a warm and inspiring atmosphere to celebrate significant Jewish dates, connect with one another, learn new things, and uplift our spirits.
This time, our meeting was dedicated to 22 Shevat—the yahrzeit of Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Schneerson. The evening was filled with deep reflections, warmth, and light.
What did we do?
Each of us left not only with new knowledge but also with a sense of connection to tradition, wisdom, and the power of Jewish womanhood.
Fraubrengen is a special gathering for women, where we come together in a warm and inspiring atmosphere to celebrate significant Jewish dates, connect with one another, learn new things, and uplift our spirits.
This time, our meeting was dedicated to 22 Shevat—the yahrzeit of Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Schneerson. The evening was filled with deep reflections, warmth, and light.
What did we do?
✨ We began with a Melave Malka – a warm meal following Shabbat.
✨ We made besamim and filled the space with pleasant aromas.
✨ We listened to stories about Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka, her strength, and her unwavering dedication.
✨ We started exploring the prayer "Eshet Chayil," learning how the sages define the image of a virtuous woman and why she is considered "more precious than pearls."
Each of us left not only with new knowledge but also with a sense of connection to tradition, wisdom, and the power of Jewish womanhood.
Beit Nochum – A Story That United Hearts
Beit Nochum – A Story That United Hearts
Three years ago, Rabbi Nochum Pressman, the Rebbe’s emissary in Potsdam and the Brandenburg region, passed away. His family did their best to support the community, but over time, the synagogue had to close.
Meanwhile, in Berlin, our Yeshiva was growing, yet often struggled to gather a minyan for Shabbat. That’s when Sam appeared—the tenth man in our minyan, whose presence turned out to be destiny-changing.
One day, Rebbetzin Pressman called Sam, asking for help finding a new place for the furniture from the closed synagogue. And at that moment, it became clear—this furniture had found its new home.
On February 23, in memory of Rabbi Pressman, we inaugurated the “Beit Nochum” synagogue in our Yeshiva together with BP. This is more than just a space—it is a connection between generations, a testament to continuity, and a new chapter in the Jewish life of Berlin.
Three years ago, Rabbi Nochum Pressman, the Rebbe’s emissary in Potsdam and the Brandenburg region, passed away. His family did their best to support the community, but over time, the synagogue had to close.
Meanwhile, in Berlin, our Yeshiva was growing, yet often struggled to gather a minyan for Shabbat. That’s when Sam appeared—the tenth man in our minyan, whose presence turned out to be destiny-changing.
One day, Rebbetzin Pressman called Sam, asking for help finding a new place for the furniture from the closed synagogue. And at that moment, it became clear—this furniture had found its new home.
On February 23, in memory of Rabbi Pressman, we inaugurated the “Beit Nochum” synagogue in our Yeshiva together with BP. This is more than just a space—it is a connection between generations, a testament to continuity, and a new chapter in the Jewish life of Berlin.
Our regular events
Weekly Lessons
Every week, our center hosts a variety of Torah classes for different age groups. We are always happy to spread the light of Torah and bring people closer to Jewish learning—from children to adults.
Classes for Men and Women
In January and February, we conducted 8 Torah lessons for adults, with an average attendance of around 40 men and women.
Kollel for Men
This month, we held 8 lessons for men, with over 35 participants attending.
Cheder for Boys
From Sunday to Thursday evenings, we run lessons for boys aged 6 to 16. This month, more than 20 boys attended regularly.
Machon for Girls
Currently, we have two age groups for girls:
📌 7-11 years old
📌 12-16 years old
For this special project, Shlucha Sarah Baitman joined us.
Classes are held three times a week in the evening. The girls study Halacha, Hebrew, Tanya, the weekly Torah portion, and also have time for creativity and personal development.
The program is regularly attended by about 20 girls.
📌 7-11 years old
📌 12-16 years old
For this special project, Shlucha Sarah Baitman joined us.
Classes are held three times a week in the evening. The girls study Halacha, Hebrew, Tanya, the weekly Torah portion, and also have time for creativity and personal development.
The program is regularly attended by about 20 girls.
Student Program
In January and February, we held 8 Torah classes for young men and women, with a stable attendance of 50 participants per lesson.
Women’s Club Meetings
Every Sunday, we hold Women’s Club meetings at our center, where participants study the weekly Torah portion.
In January and February, we conducted 8 meetings, with over 60 women attending.
In January and February, we conducted 8 meetings, with over 60 women attending.
Sunday Gatherings for Children
Every Sunday, we hold 4-hour sessions for children aged 6 to 12, where they get the chance to participate in a workshop, listen to a lesson on the weekly Torah portion, and play exciting games with madrichim.
Our programs are regularly attended by 25 children.
Our programs are regularly attended by 25 children.
Avot Ubanim
Every Tuesday, we host Torah study sessions for children together with their parents at our center.
These sessions not only provide valuable knowledge but also offer a precious opportunity for families to spend quality time together and strengthen their bond—something that has become increasingly rare nowadays.
At the end of each session, our young participants have the chance to win exciting prizes in a raffle.
These sessions not only provide valuable knowledge but also offer a precious opportunity for families to spend quality time together and strengthen their bond—something that has become increasingly rare nowadays.
At the end of each session, our young participants have the chance to win exciting prizes in a raffle.
On average, around 20 families attend regularly.
Shabbat Meals
Every Friday, we host Shabbat meals at Beit Berlin Lubavitch.
Community Shabbat Meals
Our experienced team sets the tables for 250 guests. These meals bring together not only members of our community but also friends from across Berlin.
Shabbat Meals for Teens and Young Adults
We also organize Shabbat meals specifically for teenagers and young adults.
In January and February, we held 9 Shabbat meals for Jewish young men and women aged 18 to 30, as well as teenagers aged 13 to 17.
Over the past two months, we have consistently welcomed 25 teenagers and 40 students to our Shabbat gatherings.
In January and February, we held 9 Shabbat meals for Jewish young men and women aged 18 to 30, as well as teenagers aged 13 to 17.
Over the past two months, we have consistently welcomed 25 teenagers and 40 students to our Shabbat gatherings.
- Our Team
- Rabbi Yehuda TeichtalChief Rabbi of Berlin
- Rabbi Elisha Gabriel PavlotskyHead of Beit Berlin Lubavitch
- Rabbi Schneur Zalman BuchinikHead of the Educational Department
- Sonya Miriam NemayaHead of the Programming Department
- Rabbi Akiva RomanovskyYeshiva Mentor
- Ora PavlotskayaWomen's Program Organizer
- Yonatan & Miriam YakovenkoOrganizers of Student & Youth Programs
- David GritsenkoRosh Tzevet of Children's Programs
- Orly ZorkinaAdministrator
- Rabbi Shimon UstinovRosh Melamed
- Daniel PavlotskyМеламед
- Yechiel WeberRosh Yeshiva
- Gabriel GrigorievMelamed
- Yosef Yitzchak ZakutaШлиях в ешиве
- Sarah BaitmanShluchim in Machon
Our chaperones
Naomi
Sara Esther
Maya Malka
Dina
Naomi
Thank you for being with us!
May the Almighty bless you and your family with all His blessings!
Beit Berlin Lubawitsch