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  • Ladies' Night Out Tea & TreatsLearn the art of cookie decorating,
    sip tea and relax with friends!

    Wednesday, May 27th | 7:30pm
  • Ladies’ Night Out 🎬A Night Out for the Ladies: Lights, Camera, Relax!

    Tuesday, June 30th | 7:30pm
  • New JLI Class: Sinai and CivicsHow Jewish values helped shape America's founding ideals

    Four Mondays, beginning July 6th
About CLTC
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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Daily Quote
Despite all the wisdom granted to [King] Solomon... he was mystified by the Four Kinds. As it is written (Proverbs 30:18): "Three things are wondrous to me..." - these are the Passover offering, matzah and maror [eaten at the Passover seder]; "...and four I do not know" - these are the Four Kinds [taken on Sukkot].
Midrash Rabbah, Vayikra 30:14
Weekly Magazine
The ancient Jewish community of the Crimean Peninsula who adopted the language, lifestyle, and dress of their Tatar neighbors while remaining steadfast in Jewish belief and practice.
Do you know about the firstborn baby ceremony?
The kabbalistical and practical reasons for the black stripe some have on their tallit.
Learn about Ana Bekoach, a beautiful liturgical poem beseeching G-d to guard and purify those who follow Him.
It was in the ghetto that 6-year-old Boris first observed Reb Chaim Zanvil Abramowitz, known as the Ribnitzer Rebbe.
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