Odessa Orphanage Embraces Baby Born to Injured Mother
Last week, a 2-week old Jewish baby named Sarah was warmly welcomed within its walls. The baby hails from the embattled city of Zaporizhzhia. Her mother has been injured from the…
Odessa Orphanage Takes Shelter Amidst Missile Strikes
In one of the worst nights of destruction in Odessa since the beginning of the 16-month war in Ukraine, the city endured relentless missile and bomb attacks Saturday night with panic-stricken…
Philosopher Sees the Baal Shem Tov in Ukraine Shliach’s Work
Renowned French-Jewish philosopher, Bernard-Henri Lévy, was deeply touched after visited the “Mishpacha” orphanage in Odessa, and wrote high praises of shliach Rabbi Avraham Wolff.
A Yom Kippur the Rebbe Came Late
The last time we reported on Chabad’s orphanages in Russia and Ukraine, we were inundated with readers’ responses. Some called and emailed to inquire about adopting a child, and others…