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Click Here for Our Latest Brochure CHABAD OFFERS... Delicious Home-Cooked Shabbat Meals High Holiday Services & Meals WELCOME TO Yom Kippur Break The Fast Meal Special Shofar Services Sukkot Meals including Subs and Soup in the Sukkah Purim Party with Megillah Reading Passover Seders and Meals Mayanot Birthright Israel Trip (www.dipsgotoisrael.com) Menorah Lighting & Car Menorah Parade WHAT STUDENTS One-On-One Learning ARE SAYING... Mezuzah Lending “Your Jewish Home Jewish Calendar “I really enjoy going to Chabad on Fridays for Shabbat Chicken Soup To Go For The Sick Away from Home” because of the intimate environment. It reminds me of Regular Meat & Feasts & going to my grandparents when I was young. Such a diverse Goodbye BBQ In The Park group of people attend each week which allows you to meet Laser Tag, Bowling & Other Social Events more people in the F&M community.” – Cori Kaylor Weekly Torah Classes And Much More! “I love coming to Chabad for shabbos because despite my crazy week of school work and sorority events, Shira’s matzaball soup is a constant I can look forward to.” – Emily Kagan “With Chabad, you’re only ever just a short walk away from home. Shabbat dinner with Chabad at F&M offers the comfort of friends and family, with the taste and feel of a home-cooked meal. Undoubtedly the best food on campus!” – Jon Pressman “Every time I go to a Chabad event, I feel like I am Register online at being welcomed into one giant family and always have a great time. Having the great experiences that I have had www.chabadfandm.com at Chabad at F&M definitely helped make the college for your free welcome packet transition process so much easier on me.” – Shira Kipnees (Chabad Calendar, Highlighters, Chabad House Pens, Keychain and T-Shirt) “I am proud to be part of Chabad: I have a bond that 620 Race Avenue will last forever. A great group of friends, spiritual Lancaster, PA 17603 guidance and friendship with Rabbi Green, and all-around www.chabadfandm.com Chabad at F&M gratefully acknowledges the financial support flexible and easy-going environment make Chabad the of Franklin and Marshall Club Council, the Rohr Chabad Jewish facebook: www.fandmchai.com place all Jews at F&M will feel comfortable and part Student Center, and the parents, students, alumni, parents of the family.” – Ian A. Cummings, President. of alumni, and community members that are so instrumental and necessary in creating a vibrant Jewish life on campus. 170030_Chadbad_Broch 2.indd 1 7/3/12 12:35 PM Shabbat Meat & Feast Join us Friday nights Our monthly mixer at the student center; stop by and for a 4-course home- have some FREE FOOD. We have tons of deli meats cooked gourmet for making your own delicious sandwiches, great sides Shabbat dinner! including pickles, various sliced peppers - hot and mild Great food, inspiring - salad, steaming-hot chicken matzo ball soup, drinks, stories, lively singing, desserts and more... see old friends and make new ones. Trip to Israel Delicious challah. Ice- Six Franklin and Marshall students joined Mayanot cold sparkling grape Israel on the Taglit-Birthright Israel trip this past juice. Out-of-this- summer (2012). Mayanot Israel is a leading official world desserts...Great provider of Taglit-Birthright Israel trips. Each trip food. Good company. is 10 days long and free. No conditions attached. Family-style dinner. You’ll hike, climb, kayak, camel ride, float, swim and It’s Friday night... party around the whole country! We’ll be hosting Let’s call it a date– an informational session in the first few weeks of the Shabbat! Dinner times semester. Please let us know you’d like to attend by are usually around emailing [email protected] 7:00pm, but we have a strict “come when Holiday Services/Meals you can, leave when Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Chanukah, Purim, you want” policy. And Passover...Relax – we’ve got you covered. We offer don’t even bother to High Holiday services (in English & Hebrew!) right ring the doorbell - near campus, shofar blowing ON campus, Menorah come right in! For last- lighting on Chanukah, Purim Megilah reading, minute changes and Passover Seder and more. Each of these holidays have current times, check their own “flavor” and appropriate delicious dinner. out the events listed on our Facebook group – www.fandmchai.com “I enjoy coming to the Greens for Shabbat. You can Meet our hosts! Rabbi Elazar & Shira Green host the come by yourself or with a friend and you end up Chabad at F&M club every week for Shabbat Dinner. meeting and sitting with other students just talking and R. Elazar Green – [email protected] enjoying yourself. Shira is an incredible cook and she www.facebook.com/jewishcoach and the Rabbi are approachable, friendly, and outgoing. Shira Green – [email protected] They make you feel at home.” - Dan Becker Home Phone 717-368-6565 170030_Chadbad_Broch 2.indd 2 7/3/12 12:36 PM.
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