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Sukkot & Simchat Torah

  • The festival of Sukkot is the most joyous of the three biblically mandated festivals. In the holiday prayers, Sukkot is described simply as the "Season of our Rejoicing"!

    Sukkot is the holiday when we celebrate Jewish unity as symbolized by the sukkah, whose holy walls bring us all together; and the Four Kinds, that symbolize the essential unity of all Jews, despite differing levels of Torah knowledge and observance.

    The culmination is the holiday is Simchat Torah when we rejoice with the Torahs with Dancing and Celebration! We also complete the reading of the entire Torah and begin anew. Especially in recent years, after all of the suffering in israel and antisemitism around the world, we must come together and unite in our Judaism. There are too many who have lost the desire to dance or celebrate, Together, WE WILL DANCE FOR THEM!

    See below, for the full Sukkot and Simchat Torah schedule.

    Services and events to be held at Chabad center

  • Sukkot Community Celebration

  • Simchat Torah Live!

  • Sukkot and Simchat Torah schedule:
    (Services will be held at the Chabad center).
     

    Sukkot

    Shabbat- Sunday, September 26-27. Morning Services: 10:00am.
    Services will be followed by Refreshments in the Sukkah.
    Shabbat - day one Sukkot Kiddush is sponsored in loving memory of Leslie Rubin A"H by Charlie Rubin

    Day two is available for sponsorship

    Sukkot community celebration:
    Monday, September 28th 6-7:30pm
    SUSHI & SOUPS in the SUKKAH

    The sukkot celebration is free of charge and open to the whole family.
    RSVP with how many people will be attending.
    (See flyer above)
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    SHEMINI ATZERET & SIMCHAT TORAH
     

    Saturday/Shabbat, October 3rd

    Morning Services: 10:00 am (Yizkor Approximately 11:00am)
    Kiddush sponsorship available

    Evening services, Simchat Torah celebration and lavish dinner: 7:45pm 
    Simchat Torah celebration and lavish dinner sponsored by Ira & Mimi Rosenberg.

    Sunday, October 4

    Morning Services: 10:00 am (This service includes the completion of the Torah and an immediate restart). Also includes a lavish brunch spread.
    Sponsored by The Kaplan family

  • All Sukkot and Simchat Torah events are  free of charge.

    Please consider sponsoring or contributing towards the holidays with Chabad.

    Sukkot refreshment sponsor: $180 
    Sukkot Kiddush sponsor: $360
    Sukkot Sushi & Soup in the Sukkah: $500 

    Simchat Torah Sponsor $770! 


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