High Holiday Services
At Chabad, services are warm, friendly and inspiring. The prayers, conducted with Hebrew/English prayer-books, are lively, engaging and inclusive..
At Chabad, services are warm, friendly and inspiring. The prayers, conducted with Hebrew/English prayer-books, are lively, engaging and inclusive..
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High Holiday Services
At Chabad, services are warm, friendly and inspiring. The prayers, conducted with Hebrew/English prayer-books, are lively, engaging and inclusive..
Sell Your Chometz Online
Chametz is any food product made from wheat, barley, rye, oats, spelt, or their derivatives, which has leavened (risen).
High Holiday Services
At Chabad, services are warm, friendly and inspiring. The prayers, conducted with Hebrew/English prayer-books, are lively, engaging and inclusive..
Sell Your Chometz Online
Chametz is any food product made from wheat, barley, rye, oats, spelt, or their derivatives, which has leavened (risen).
Weekly Torah Portion
Our Parsha - Vayishlach
Text of Parshah (Hebrew with English translation) - Parshas Vayishlach.
Ya’akov in Esav’s Clothing
The Torah portion of Vayishlach begins by relating that Yaakov sent angels to his brother Esav, informing him that he had “sojourned by Lavan and...
The Name of the Parsha - Vayishlach
Vayishlach means, "he sent," which refers to the concept of shlichus, sending an emissary or representative. In the broader sense, we are all...
The Weekly Aliyot of the Parsha - Vayishlach
A short summary of the Torah portion read in the Synagogue on Shabbat.
Our Parsha - Vayishlach
Text of Parshah (Hebrew with English translation) - Parshas Vayishlach.
Ya’akov in Esav’s Clothing
The Torah portion of Vayishlach begins by relating that Yaakov sent angels to his brother Esav, informing him that he had “sojourned by Lavan and...
The Name of the Parsha - Vayishlach
Vayishlach means, "he sent," which refers to the concept of shlichus, sending an emissary or representative. In the broader sense, we are all...
The Weekly Aliyot of the Parsha - Vayishlach
A short summary of the Torah portion read in the Synagogue on Shabbat.
Magazine
The Throw-Away Generation
We live in a throw-away generation. Per capita, each person in the US produces 760 kilograms, or almost one ton of garbage per year...
In the Light of Rabbi Shimon
The group of sages gathered around the bed of their mentor, listening avidly to the words of wisdom emitting from his lips. His final request of...
Prayers
Will the format of our prayers change in the time of Redemption?
When the Child Becomes Bar Mitzva
On the eve of 20 Elul 5760 (2000), the bar mitzva of Yosef Sorotzkin was celebrated. It was an especially moving occasion because Yosef, a sweet...
The Throw-Away Generation
We live in a throw-away generation. Per capita, each person in the US produces 760 kilograms, or almost one ton of garbage per year...
In the Light of Rabbi Shimon
The group of sages gathered around the bed of their mentor, listening avidly to the words of wisdom emitting from his lips. His final request of...
Prayers
Will the format of our prayers change in the time of Redemption?
When the Child Becomes Bar Mitzva
On the eve of 20 Elul 5760 (2000), the bar mitzva of Yosef Sorotzkin was celebrated. It was an especially moving occasion because Yosef, a sweet...
Holidays
Your Chanukah Guide
This Chanukah Guide is designed to provide the practical details as well as some insights into the "inner dimension" of Chanukah observance.
How to Celebrate Chanukah
Menorah, Dreidel, Recipies and Customs
The History of Chanukah
It was in the time of the Second Temple in Jerusalem, nearly twenty-two centuries ago, that the events took place which we commemorate each year at...
Your Chanukah Guide
This Chanukah Guide is designed to provide the practical details as well as some insights into the "inner dimension" of Chanukah observance.
How to Celebrate Chanukah
Menorah, Dreidel, Recipies and Customs
The History of Chanukah
It was in the time of the Second Temple in Jerusalem, nearly twenty-two centuries ago, that the events took place which we commemorate each year at...
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Friday, 28 Feb 2020
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