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Upcoming Events
Sunday, Aug. 30: BBQ @ Chabad
Thurs-Sat, Sep. 3-5: View Defiance and meet Tzvi Bielski, son of Defiance hero
Sunday, Sep. 13: FREE water rafting
Thursday, Oct. 15: FREE late night go-karting
Friday, Oct. 16: Shabbat with the Jewish Jordan
Sunday, Nov. 1: FREE laser tag
Fri-Sat, Nov. 20-21: Shabbat and Concert with Matisyahu
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Classes
Sunday: Bagels 'N Lox Brunch 11:30 AM, Chabad House

Wednesdays: Pizza and Parsha 5-6pm, Loft III @ WSH

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Shabbat at Chabad
All Are Welcome!

7:00 PM Services Begin
7:30 PM Free Dinner! Please R.S.V.P.   More»
Sinai Scholars
Limited space available for fall semester! Join at www.SinaiScholars.com   More»

Welcome back students!

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 Upcoming Events @ Chabad:

 

 

  • Defiance: Film presentation and Shabbat with Tzvi Bielski
  • Water Rafting
  • Go-Carting
  • Shabbat with the Jewish Jordan
  • Laser Tag
  • Shabbat dinner and concert with Matisyahu
And more! Click here for more info.

 

 

Rosh Hashana Services & Dinner:

September 18 & 19 @ 7 PM

Morning Services, Shofar & Lunch:

September 19 & 20 @ 10 AM

Please RSVP for dinners by Friday Morning, September 17

 

Come join us in celebrating Shabbat every Friday Night @ Chabad!

 

Friday Night:

7:00 PM Evening Services Begin

7:30 PM Free Shabbat Dinner

 

Saturday Mornings:

9:00 am Torah Study

9:45 am Coffee Break

10:00 am Morning Service

12:30 pm Kiddush Lunch

 

Location: Chabad House
102 Willard Way
(Corner University Ave. & Lake St.)

   

 

               $350 Stipend! - Limited Space!!

 Daily Quote
The chassidim of Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi used to say: Our Rebbe revives the dead. What is a corpse? Something cold and unfeeling. Life is movement, warmth, excitement. Is their anything as frozen in self-absorption, as cold and unfeeling as the mind? And when the cold mind understands, comprehends, and is excited by a G‑dly idea - is this not a revival of the dead?
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 From our Library
King of Shabbat
He pounded until his hands hurt, but still, no answer. He rammed his body into the door until his shoulder ached. Finally, he managed to break the door open. "Yussie?" the rabbi called out. "Yussie, are you here?!"   More»
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Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
Ithaca, NY 14850:
Friday, November 20
Light Candles at: 4:22 pm
Shabbat, November 21
Shabbat Ends: 5:25 pm
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Magazine
Our weekly online magazine featuring articles on current events and events in the Jewish Calendar. Also features a daily thought, daily quote and our acclaimed week at a glance.
Parshah Home
A comprehensive presentation of the weekly Torah reading, including translations, summaries and overviews, Rashi in English, and anthology of classical commentaries, essays based on the teachings of the chassidic masters, a wide selection of contemporary "Parshah Columnists," audio classes and a "Family Parshah" section for kids
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