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[[File:התוועדות עם ר' שלמה חיים.jpeg|thumb|A Chassidic Farbrengen with the Mashpia Rabbi Shlomo Chaim Kesselman]]

[[File:חסידים מתוועדים בסוכת 770.jpg|thumb|A Chassidic Farbrengen in The Courtyard of 770]]

'''Hitva'adus''' (or '''Farbrengen''' in [[Yiddish]]) is the common name in the Chabad Chassidic community for a gathering of Chassidim. During a Farbrengen, it is customary to raise a glass of 'l'chaim', sing Chassidic niggunim, tell stories of tzaddikim, and share words of Torah. The Farbrengen is usually conducted with a Rav (Mashpia).

'''Hitva'adus''' (or '''Farbrengen''' in [[Yiddish]]) is the common name in the Chabad Chassidic community for a gathering of Chassidim. During a Farbrengen, it is customary to raise a glass of '[[Mashke|l'chaim]]', sing Chassidic niggunim, tell stories of tzaddikim, and share words of Torah. The Farbrengen is usually conducted with a Rav ([[Mashpia]]).

The Rebbe also conducts Hitva'aduyot during which he shares sichos and ma'amarim. In Polish Chassidic groups, a Farbrengen with the Admor is called a "tish."

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 [[File:התוועדות עם ר' שלמה חיים.jpeg|thumb|A Chassidic Farbrengen with the Mashpia Rabbi Shlomo Chaim Kesselman]]
 [[File:חסידים מתוועדים בסוכת 770.jpg|thumb|A Chassidic Farbrengen in The Courtyard of 770]]
-'''Hitva'adus''' (or '''Farbrengen''' in [[Yiddish]]) is the common name in the Chabad Chassidic community for a gathering of Chassidim. During a Farbrengen, it is customary to raise a glass of 'l'chaim', sing Chassidic niggunim, tell stories of tzaddikim, and share words of Torah. The Farbrengen is usually conducted with a Rav (Mashpia).
+'''Hitva'adus''' (or '''Farbrengen''' in [[Yiddish]]) is the common name in the Chabad Chassidic community for a gathering of Chassidim. During a Farbrengen, it is customary to raise a glass of '[[Mashke|l'chaim]]', sing Chassidic niggunim, tell stories of tzaddikim, and share words of Torah. The Farbrengen is usually conducted with a Rav ([[Mashpia]]).
 The Rebbe also conducts Hitva'aduyot during which he shares sichos and ma'amarim. In Polish Chassidic groups, a Farbrengen with the Admor is called a "tish."