Lubavitch
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- proper noun
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Lubavitch
- The Lubavitch community is known for its welcoming spirit and emphasis on education.
- Chabad Lubavitch
- Lubavitch headquarters
- Lubavitch movement
Turn left after leaving the building, cross Lubavitch St.
- Turn left after leaving the building, cross Lubavitch St.
Examples
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Whereas Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, leader of the Lubavitch movement, is universally respected and revered, and his eighty-ninth birthday falls on March 26, 1991.
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During the holiday season, the Lubavitch organization organizes events to celebrate and share their beliefs.
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This role has become more visible recently, as the international Lubavitch movement has worked to establish a branch of its Chabad organization in Denmark.
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Whereas the Lubavitch movement has fostered and promoted these ethical values and principles throughout the world,
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The people of this planet would do well to awaken and see that the sponsors of this global whore are Chabad Lubavitch, who control Sanhedrin.
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But then again, Chasidim (besides Lubavitch and Breslov) don't have a high regard for kiruv workers either.
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Let it be known that the participation of a Chabad Chossid (R. S. R.) at a ceremony that is foreign to the spirit of traditional Judaism is at his own initiative and does not represent the Shluchim or Lubavitch Chassidim.
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The author is both mindful and appreciative of the influence of Chabad-Lubavitch, an international Hasidic organization that holds the spread of Judaism in the widest possible manner as one of its chief tenets.
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Its missionaries, an American couple imported from Crown Heights in New York City, need foods that conform to the somewhat esoteric Lubavitch requirements, and they have arranged to import them through Samson's Kosher.
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Many people visit the Lubavitch center to learn about its traditions and values.
Synonyms
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A Jewish Hasidic group in Orthodox Judaism that helps, teaches, and welcomes guests
A Jewish religious group that teaches, welcomes, and helps Jews around the world
A large Hasidic Jewish group that sends people to teach and help Jewish communities worldwide
A Hasidic Jewish group from Eastern Europe that emphasizes study and teaching
Compounds
A Jewish religious group that teaches, welcomes, and helps Jews around the world
A large Hasidic Jewish group that sends people to teach and help Jewish communities worldwide
How Jewish
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lubavitch names a Jewish religious movement and comes from the town name Lubavichi in what is now Belarus. The town name has a Slavic root lyub meaning 'love' or 'beloved', so you can remember Lubavitch as the 'people of Lubavichi', a name that fits the group's warm hospitality and outreach.