Shabbat is the Jewish day of rest—a weekly tradition rooted in Genesis, where G-d created the world in six days and rested on the seventh. It’s a sacred pause from the weekday hustle to unplug, recharge, share good food, and focus on what really matters: faith, family, and community.
Join us for another beautiful Community Shabbat dinner this week! 🍷✨ Enjoy a warm, welcoming evening filled with inspiring discussions, traditional songs, and a delicious Shabbat meal.
Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Clifton Park-Halfmoon Public Library for our annual Kristallnacht commemoration.
We were honored to welcome Holocaust survivor Peter Balint, who shared his powerful personal story and reminded us of the importance of keeping these memories alive for future generations.
We were also pleased to have newly reelected Assemblywoman Mary Beth Walsh join us for this meaningful gathering.
Together, we reflected on the events of Kristallnacht, remembered the six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust, and reaffirmed our commitment to standing against antisemitism and hatred. We recited Tehillim (Psalms), gave Tzedakah (charity), and expressed our solidarity with Israel and the Jewish people everywhere.
This year's gathering was especially meaningful as we remembered Rabbi Yisroel Rubin, of blessed memory, who participated in these commemorations over the years, sharing the story of his father's escape from Nazi persecution through a life-saving visa issued by Chiune Sugihara.
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Week two at Chabad Hebrew School was filled with creation, calm, and connection! 🌎
From hands-on six days of creation centers to making our own NeeDoh calming toys, to creation bingo, we learned to trust Hashem, who created our world in six days with a special purpose: for us to fill it with mitzvot!
We also launched JewQ, kicking off more Jewish learning and discovery! 📚
Every one of us has a part in making Hashem's world a better place, one mitzvah at a time! ❤️
What’s Shabbat all about?
Shabbat is the Jewish day of rest—a weekly tradition rooted in Genesis, where G-d created the world in six days and rested on the seventh. It’s a sacred pause from the weekday hustle to unplug, recharge, share good food, and focus on what really matters: faith, family, and community.
Join us for another beautiful Community Shabbat dinner this week! 🍷✨ Enjoy a warm, welcoming evening filled with inspiring discussions, traditional songs, and a delicious Shabbat meal.
Come with friends, family, or on your own. Everyone is welcome!
🔗 RSVP & Details: jewishcliftonpark.org/events/community-shabbat-dinner-11-13/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Clifton Park-Halfmoon Public Library for our annual Kristallnacht commemoration.
We were honored to welcome Holocaust survivor Peter Balint, who shared his powerful personal story and reminded us of the importance of keeping these memories alive for future generations.
We were also pleased to have newly reelected Assemblywoman Mary Beth Walsh join us for this meaningful gathering.
Together, we reflected on the events of Kristallnacht, remembered the six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust, and reaffirmed our commitment to standing against antisemitism and hatred. We recited Tehillim (Psalms), gave Tzedakah (charity), and expressed our solidarity with Israel and the Jewish people everywhere.
This year's gathering was especially meaningful as we remembered Rabbi Yisroel Rubin, of blessed memory, who participated in these commemorations over the years, sharing the story of his father's escape from Nazi persecution through a life-saving visa issued by Chiune Sugihara.
We remember. We educate. We carry the light forward! ... See MoreSee Less
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Beautiful and meaningful candle lighting celebration for Rivka! All photos were taken before Shabbat. ... See MoreSee Less
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Week two at Chabad Hebrew School was filled with creation, calm, and connection! 🌎
From hands-on six days of creation centers to making our own NeeDoh calming toys, to creation bingo, we learned to trust Hashem, who created our world in six days with a special purpose: for us to fill it with mitzvot!
We also launched JewQ, kicking off more Jewish learning and discovery! 📚
Every one of us has a part in making Hashem's world a better place, one mitzvah at a time! ❤️
Next week? Shabbat!! 🕯️🕯️ ... See MoreSee Less
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