The Rebbe writes to a father and husband who says that he was rejected from a job opportunity because of his beard.

The Rebbe writes to a teacher about the importance of focusing on the small, everyday details that ultimately make the biggest difference in a child's life.

The Rebbe writes to the Shomrei Shabbos Free Loan Society on the occasion of their yearly dinner and explains the unique spiritual greatness of the mitzvah of giving a loan. In memory of R' Yochanon Gordon and R' Shimon Goldman. Dedicated by their Families.

The Rebbe guides parents whose adult son has strayed from the path of Jewish observance.

The Rebbe writes to a father about his son who is extremely preoccupied with concerns of how he will make a living.

The Rebbe explains why writing often to report one's activities will bring out hidden potentials and abilities that would otherwise lie dormant.

The Rebbe explains why it's so important to make a personal habit of writing to the Rebbe with good news.

The Rebbe speaks to those who were affected by a shocking tragedy and explains to them why they should not leave the place where it happened. (This letter was written following a terrorist attack in the village of Kfar Chabad. Israel.)

The Rebbe explains what it requires for the blessings of a Rebbe to be effective. Just as rain only makes things grow after plowing and planting, so must the recipient of a blessing make adequate preparations for the blessing to take hold.

The Rebbe outlines the program for a women's gathering to honor 10 Shvat, the yahrzeit of the Previous Rebbe.