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  • Celebrate Shavuotat Chabad of Glendale & River Hills
    May 21 - May 23rd

    Late Night Learning | Hear the Ten Commandments | Family Shavuot Celebration & More!
  • New JLI Class: Sinai and CivicsHow Jewish values helped shape America's founding ideals

    Four Mondays, beginning July 6th
  • Graduation Kiddush🎓 Honoring the Class of 2026! 🎓

    Celebrate all Class of 2026 Graduates from Pre-school to PhD and everything in between!

    Shabbos, June 6th following services
  • Ladies' Night Out Tea & TreatsLearn the art of cookie decorating,
    sip tea and relax with friends!

    Wednesday, May 27th | 7:30pm
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Chabad Lubavitch Torah Center serves the Glendale & River Hills area, as well as, the many unaffiliated who use its services. With its warm and accepting environment, easy to follow prayer style, stimulating discussion and learning opportunities, Chabad Lubavitch Torah Center is the perfect synagogue for all worshipers regardless of affiliation or background.
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Learning & Inspiration
  • 10 Fundamental Jewish Texts That Aren’t Famous EnoughIn honor of Shavuot, the festival of the Giving of the Torah, we present this list. Read More
  • Why Tikkun Over Deep Learning?Why is it that we read the Tikkun rather than delve deeper into Torah study? Read More
  • What Is Special About the Eve of Shavuot?From everything that happened the day prior to the Giving of the Torah, the Talmud singles out one d... Read More
Daily Quote
Why did the Torah ordain that the uncleanness of menstruation should continue for seven days? Because being in constant contact with his wife, a man might develop an apathy towards her. The Torah, therefore, said: Let her be unclean for seven days, in order that she shall be beloved by her husband as at the time that she first entered into the bridal chamber
Talmud, Niddah 31a
Weekly Magazine
In honor of Shavuot, the festival of the Giving of the Torah, we present a list of 10 fundamental Torah books that deserve a return to the spotlight.
From Sinai to Cheesecake: Test Your Shavuot Knowledge!
Here are some ways in which this Shavuot, celebrated from Thursday, May 21, to Shabbat, May 23, 2026, is unique.
Anxiety and depression are often the result of discomfort or confusion about one's own identity.
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