Experience the miraculous exodus of the Jewish people out of the mighty Egyptian empire—in a unique, fun-filled (and educational) style!

Watch a live broadcast of the CKids JewQ Championship, a celebration of Jewish children and the Torah, where finalists of Chabad Hebrew Schools from around the globe will face off to test their mastery of Jewish knowledge with a game show.

A quick presentation for preparing and arranging the items used at the Passover Seder.

The handmade “shmurah matzah” is prepared under exacting supervision – already from the time of harvest – and is made in great haste to avoid the possibility of becoming chametz.

Eli and Ezzy wonder what life would be like if they were still slaves in Egypt.

This class focuses on "Motzi", step seven of fifteen that comprise the Pesach Seder's order. Featuring analysis of the blessing prior to eating Matzah. In addition to learning all about the precise order of the Brachot we recite, we also investigate the blessing that seems to be missing! We will discover just how instructive the formal instructions can be, as we highlight its subtleties!

When you love life, you’re less likely to feel weighed down by your inadequacies.

Rabbi Kadoozy desperately tries to prepare for the Passover Seder despite his flooded synagogue while Jono searches for Passover inspiration.

Your one-stop primer on Passover’s rituals, history, meaning, and more.

A fun art video on how to make a beautiful Passover painting of the three matzahs and four cups of wine, with the Splitting of the Sea as the background.

Sarah and Avi find a letter “mem,” and help him find a mitzvah that starts with the letter “mem.”

Generally, the requirements of the Variable Offering change according to one’s financial ability. Yet, within these laws, Maimonides brings a case of a poor person who pledges to bring the offerings of someone with more means than him. How will he afford it? Doesn’t Jewish law only obligate a person according to his means? Yet, this law emphasizes, that if he pledged to bring the offering, he will be given the means to fulfill his promise. When a Jew commits to doing something positive; if he resolves to disregard his own shortcomings and do a favor for another Jew, we are assured that G-d will help him fulfill his pledge – a lesson illustrated by a story of printing the Tzemach Tzeddek.

Learn the basics of which foods are kosher, how to shop for kosher foods and keep a kosher kitchen, and why this mitzvah is so important.

A taste of Shazak Parsha, where the weekly Torah portion comes alive! Geared for kids... Great for adults!

Matzah, Maror and the 4 Cups talk about themselves, what they bring to the Passover seder, and their childhood experiences.

Study the daily lesson of Sefer HaMitzvos for day 314 with Rabbi Mendel Kaplan, where he teaches the mitzvah in-depth with added insight and detail.

Rabbi Tzvi Freeman presents tried and proven ideas, gimmicks, props and shtick to bring your Seder alive.

In this class you will study the Chassidic elucidation of the grammatical choice of the word echad ("one") in the Shema, in contrast to yachid ("singular"), and the significant implication of this to G‑d's relationship with creation.

What is it like to wake up and see that your healthy child has suddenly passed away? What is it like to watch your dream of having a large family evaporate, as you fight a relentless cancer, and undergo non-stop chemo treatments? Ester Zirkind takes us along her journey searching for strength and faith.

The complete process of Shmurah Matzah baking, from the harvesting of the wheat and grinding the kernels to baking of the fresh matzah in the traditional wood burning stove.

Take an exciting trip back in time to the court of King Ahasuerus and his beautiful Jewish wife Queen Esther as you watch the dramatic story of the Jewish victory over Persian persecution. (Please be advised this video may be too graphic for younger kids.)

There are so many things to do on Passover and Rabbi B wants to know what you like best. The Matzah? Grape Juice? Four Questions? Come along with Rabbi B and lets see how many things we love about Pesach.

Topics include: The prohibition against extinguishing the fire on the altar as an instruction to banish negative attitudes, the Zohar's explanation of why an impure earthenware vessel must be broken to become pure again, how Aaron and his sons reached the level of holiness attained only by Isaac at the Akeida.

Watch how matzah is made for Passover, and have fun learning all about Passover. Presented by Rabbi Moshe Grossbaum of the Living Legacy in Bergen County, NJ.

When you love life, you’re less likely to feel weighed down by your inadequacies.

There is more than one way to minimize the spiritual distance between oneself and G-d. Some of these ways will become obsolete in the Messianic era. But the way of gratitude has no expiry date.

Topics include: The prohibition against extinguishing the fire on the altar as an instruction to banish negative attitudes, the Zohar's explanation of why an impure earthenware vessel must be broken to become pure again, how Aaron and his sons reached the level of holiness attained only by Isaac at the Akeida.

We learn about the thanksgiving offering (korban todah), which is the basis for the blessing recited when one survives a life-threatening situation.

The daily burnt offering in the Holy Temple is singled out with special encouragement in the Torah, and contains timely messages on commitment and passion in a Jew’s service.

"This is the law of the burnt offering -- the burnt offering which burns on the fire (mokdah) on the altar all night..." (Leviticus 6:2) In this verse, the word "mokdah," which means fire, is written with a small-sized letter "mem". What is the deeper meaning of this letter?

After seven days and nights of Aaron and his sons staying in the newly constructed Sanctuary in the desert, what transpired in the final, climactic moments of the Sanctuary's inauguration?

The parsha of Tzav contains 96 verses and the mnemonic for it is the word ‘Tzav’ (command). Explore the coded message in the mnemonic and its connection to the general themes of the parshah and to the festival of Purim.

Learn the profound connections between the weekly parsha and its related Haftorah.

The Torah requires a thanksgiving offering for certain situations. When we explore Rashi’s take on this story, we learn that the four stages of gratitude mentioned in the Torah relate to the story of the Exodus.

A taste of Shazak Parsha, where the weekly Torah portion comes alive! Geared for kids... Great for adults!

We are like letters carved in stone, not like ink on parchment. Rediscover your rich Jewish background.

In 1979, life changed for Iranian Jews. Amid the chaos of the Revolution, the Rebbe rescued several thousand Jewish youth. Danny Yiftach was one of those children.

Each morning a priest would remove from the altar a handful of the ashes from the sacrifices of the previous night and place them on the ground alongside it. When the remaining pile on the altar grew to be unduly manageable, the ashes would be removed and deposited in a designated location outside Jerusalem. This class will discuss the priestly dress-code for these procedures and the timely, spiritual relevance for our lives.

Study some of the highlights of the weekly Torah portion with insights from various commentaries.

Understanding the mitzvah of Terumat Hadeshen on five levels.

When the Torah describes the five public sacrifices, it alludes to the fact that each is repeated in this portion to teach us something we did not already know. Through Rashi’s explanation, we come to understand that the Torah also wants us to appreciate that greater quantity sometimes adds value to quality.

Your one-stop primer on Passover’s rituals, history, meaning, and more.

Explore the deeper mystical dimension of the Passover Seder. Join Rabbi Zushe Winner for an eye-opening analysis of Matzah and the Seder-plate, uncovering their deeper significance and powerful message to make this year's Seder an exhilarating experience.

Short thoughtful insight to enhance your Passover Seder experience.

We explore five major segments of the Pesach seder that, when examined properly, totally revolutionize how we understand the story of Exodus and its message on the seder night.

The Kabbalah of the matzah and wine at the Passover Seder. Men, women and the dynamics of redemption. Explore the deeper understanding of why we have three matzahs on the Seder plate and drink four cups of wine. (Based on Lukutei Sichos vol. 26, Parshas Voeira)

To teach someone how to act G-dly, you must help them understand that they are G-dly.

A short and powerful message on the Festival of Freedom’s profound meaning to us today.

Make your Passover experience more meaningful and discover the special significance behind the items on the Seder table.

Matzah, Maror and the 4 Cups talk about themselves, what they bring to the Passover seder, and their childhood experiences.

A special Passover class that illuminates the inner freedom we experience in commemorating the Exodus on the Seder night. Learn practical tools to experience real freedom every day of your life.

On Passover we celebrate the Exodus from Egypt (Mitzrayim)—the holiday of our freedom. What is the meaning and relevance of this freedom for us today?

How many of these important Passover facts do you know?

Discover the deeper dimension of the Passover Seder’s fifteen-part observances, which aren’t merely commemorations of our past, but are keys to our own liberation.

If Rosh Hashanah coincides with Shabbos, we cancel the main mitzvah, the Shofar. The same applies to the Lulav on Sukkot. So, why don’t we cancel a Pesach Seder when the festival falls on Shabbos?

The breaking of the middle Matzah at the Seder and the two types of mitzvahs we want our kids to know.

In the Passover haggadah, after we enumerate the ten plagues, we read what appears to be a simple mnemonic to remember the plagues. Discover the profound meaning embedded in this hidden code.

The themes of the month of Nissan, and especially of Passover, comprise the fundamentals of Judaism. Accordingly, the Exodus from Egypt, and the messages of the holiday, must be applied not just once a month, but during every single day of a Jew’s life.

At the Passover Seder we read of the four sons. Each son is actually an insight into an element of your child’s relationship.

Must a prophecy come true? Can G-d retract a promise? Exploring Maimonides' Mishneh Torah in manuscript.

As G-d testifies Himself, He came personally to redeem us from our slavery in Egypt to serve Him as His chosen people. But if we’re really God’s chosen people, why does serving Him require such effort and struggle?

How can Pesach make the extraordinary come alive? Uncover the "3 and 4 Pesach dynamic" to find out.

A three-part series about the mechanics, mindfulness, nuts and bolts of the Seder’s legal intricacies so that everything gets done right!

A fun and informative peek into the Torah’s instruction to eat matzah and a deeper taste of the meaning behind the mitzvah.

There is a spot for every Jew at the Seder table.

This class focuses on "Motzi", step seven of fifteen that comprise the Pesach Seder's order. Featuring analysis of the blessing prior to eating Matzah. In addition to learning all about the precise order of the Brachot we recite, we also investigate the b

This final class concluding chapter 1, highlights the overriding virtue of Torah. We carefully calculation and reconcile the detailed timelines in Jacob’s journey. As a discrepancy is revealed, a powerful message shines forth and drives the point home wit

The Shabbos before Pesach is called the "Great Shabbos” because it commemorates a great miracle, which gets to the heart of what makes Shabbos so special.

A fascinating discovery on the tradition of Purim drinking. Does halacha require intoxication on Purim? Learn the truth about over-the-top consumption of wine on Purim, as we make sense out of drinking till you are senseless! This complex mix of Torah tea

Learn the story of how Purim became a holiday. After detailing the unique observance of the miraculous transformation, the Megillah tells the story of the great national embrace of those very observances and why they didn't fade with the passage of time.

After experiencing anti-Semitism, I discovered that things don’t just happen to me, they happen for me, to help me learn and grow.

Shoshana tried to "fit in" with the crowd and forget about Judaism, but her involvement with CTeen, the Chabad teen network, reignited her pride in Judaism. When she personally experienced antisemitism at school, she decided to fight back on social media,

Understanding the Midrash on why kids should begin their studies in the book of Vayikra, teaches how the purity of little children illustrates the essence of our connection to Hashem.

G-d asks to have a relationship with us, but we need to walk through the door.

Watch a live broadcast of the CKids JewQ Championship, a celebration of Jewish children and the Torah, where finalists of Chabad Hebrew Schools from around the globe will face off to test their mastery of Jewish knowledge with a game show.

Learning from Esther lessons with a powerful message for today.

A most perplexing story where two sages drink excessively at a Purim feast, which leads to truly unimaginable consequences . . .

Why don’t they like us? A powerful lesson about anti-Semitism from the story of Haman and King Achashverosh.

When Mordechai tells Esther to risk her like and go to the king, he adds a second reason and it’s all about fulfilling your destiny.

The first time our people are called Jews (Yehudim in Hebrew) is in the Purim story in the Meggilah. Discover the meaning of Yehudim in the Megillah.

How are Chabad women emissaries with very public roles inspired by the Rebbetzin, who was so private and shunned the limelight? Learn that to be a Jewish leader, one needs to have a strong inner compass.

The portion of Mishpatim starts with practical laws and teaches us how to apply the inspiration of revelation to every day living. This coincides this year with the yahrztzeit of the Rebbetzin, who through her private life taught us how to strengthen our

At Mt Sinai, G-d's love made the Jewish people's choice obvious. But when G-d feels hidden from us, we reenact our commitment.

Meditative thought and life based on Jewish mystical traditions, ancient and modern. What is the nature of and our relationship to consciousness, reality, suffering, and spiritual practice?

The perpetual quest for unlimited knowledge and the acknowledgment of deficiency.