Mekonen: The Journey of an African Jew is a new mini-documentary that follows the personal journey of Mekonen Abebe, a young African-Israeli Jewish soldier, as he returns to Ethiopia to explore his roots, make peace with his past and embrace his future in Israel. The evening will begin with a Havdala Ceremony, followed by a […]

join us for the most delicious Torah class ever! Presented by rabbi Avrohom Rapoport

Discipline Is Necessary; Compassion Is Crucial Scholars throughout the ages were mystified by the law against mixing meat and milk. A ride through the kabbalah of these two culinary counterparts, coupled with a detail in kosher law, delivers a profound lesson about managing your emotional bank account. There is no fee to attend the classes, […]

join us for the most delicious Torah class ever! Presented by rabbi Avrohom Rapoport

More than Just a Place to Pray For millennia, the synagogue has served as the hub of Jewish life. These structures, large and small, are used for prayer, celebration, and a bevy of communal functions. Explore the importance of synagogues, the laws mandating their construction and maintenance, and proper synagogue conduct. There is no fee […]

Enjoy an evening of good food, wonderful company and inspiring stories and songs. Our wonderful catering team will prepare delicious homemade challah, gefilte fish, salads, chicken soup, dessert and much more. Be a part of our warm community and rsvp today. Services: 5:30 PM Dinner: 6:15 PM Cost: $25 Adults $12 Children RSVP required by […]

join us for the most delicious Torah class ever! Presented by rabbi Avrohom Rapoport

Join us for the most delicious Torah class ever! Serving a special menu this week... Delicious Kosher Hoagies by Arthur Sherman, hand-cut fries, salads and more! The evening is being sponsored by Mendy Schwartz in honor of his dear mother's yartzeit.

Wear Your Judaism with Pride When the first mitzvah tanks rolled out on the streets of New York, many people turned heads . . . and noses. We’ve come a long way since, and it’s time to settle the score: Should we wear our Judaism on our sleeve, or keep our religious lives to ourselves? […]

Grab your grager and bring your costume to hear the Megillah reading at the Chai Center.