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Calendar & Program Guide 5779 ב"ה JEWISH COMMUNITY Calendar & Program Guide 5779 2018-2019 Chabad of Palm Beach Gardens 6100 PGA BLVD, PBG, FL 33418 561.624.2223 | JEWISHGARDENS.COM Dear Friends, This Jewish Calendar and Program guide is Dedicated by We are delighted to present the 13th annual Jewish Community Calendar & ROBERT & MAUREEN BERGER IN GRATITUDE TO G-D ALMIGHTY Program Guide from Chabad of Palm Beach Gardens. FOR THE MANY BLESSINGS BESTOWED UPON THEM The Jewish Calendar with its fluctuating Jewish Festivals has always been important because it HOW TO LIGHT SHABBOS CANDLES connects us today with the traditions It starts with one light. You can add a candle for of our past. As Jews, few things are your soul mate, and if you are a mother, one for each more important to us than our child. A girl over the age of three may (with some heritage. help from Mom) light a candle of her own. Anti-Semites know this well, To honor the divine spiritual connection of lighting and that’s why you’ll notice that Shabbat candles, we recite a blessing just after oftentimes the first place that kindling our candles, which are lit 18 minutes they try to attack us is in our before sundown. cemeteries, trying to erase our connection to the memories of Once the candle(s) are lit, close your eyes, and our past. with your hands gently moving above the flames, motion the warmth towards your eyes three times. Then softly placing Almost every Jew we meet in your hands over your eyes, pronounce the words that women across the globe Palm Beach had a zeidy who have spoken aloud for thousands of years. was a rabbi back in the shtetl or a bubby who was a special rebbetzin back in “di heim.” Every one of us has illustrious lineage in Uncover your eyes and feel the glow seep through every cell of your being, our veins by sheer virtue of our being descendants of our holy patriachs and ushering in a moment of inner peace. matriachs: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Sarah, Rivkah, Rachel and Leah. On our paternal side, Chana’s grandfather is the chairman of the wordwide Chabad Lubavitch movement and on her maternal side her grandparents are Shabbos Candle Lighting Blessing ּבָרּוְךּתָהאַדֹנָ-יאֱ -ֹלהֵ ינּו מֶ לֶ ְך הָ עֹולָ ם אֲ ׁשֶ ר קִ ּדְ ׁשָ נּו ּבְ מִ צְ ֹותָ יו וְ צִ ּוָ נּו לְ הַ דְ לִ יק נֵר ׁשֶ ל ׁשַ ּבָ ת קֹדֶ ׁש Chief Chabad Rabbi and Rebbetzin of Italy. Rabbi Dovid traces his lineage back to King David and to Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi, the founder of the Chabad movement. Whether we realize it or not, our ancestors have a TRANSLITERATED TRANSLATED meaningful impact upon our predispositions and profoundly impact the Boruch A-toh Ado-noi E-lo-hei-nu Me-lech Ho- Blessed are You, Lord our G-d, King of the Universe, people we become. olom A-sher Ki-de-sha-nu Be-mitz-vo-sov Vi-tzi- Who sanctifies us with His commandments, and Chabad of Palm Beach Gardens is committed to helping our fellow Jews vo-nu Le-had-lik Ner Shel Sha-bos Ko-desh. commands us to light the candles of Shabbat. uncover a meaningful connection with their majestic Jewish heritage. Design [email protected]& Print by | MyShulCalendar Through the plethora of programs we provide in this guide, we hope that you will be inspired to fan the flames of your organic Jewish soul. Under the leadership of With an impressive lineup of world-class international speakers, coupled with a diverse array of adult education classes, we hope that you take The Lubavitcher Rebbe advantage of us as a Light for Jewish Life and Torah learning in Palm Beach RABBI MENACHEM M. SCHNEERSOHN of blessed memory County. With blessings for a year that is as sweet on the outside as it is on the inside With all our love, Mission Statement: Motivated by a profound love for every Jew and spurred by a boundless Rabbi Dovid & Chana Vigler optimism, Chabad of Palm Beach Gardens sets into motion a dazzling Founders and Spiritual Leaders array of programs and services to educate, inspire, and uplift Jews from all walks of life with unconditional love and acceptance. YEAR AT A GLANCE FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE LILI: LADIES IN SCHOLARS IN ADULT Oct 26 Vodka & Veal LEADERSHIP RESIDENCE EDUCATION Nov 16 Rum & Roast Beef Oct 10 NFL Champion Alan Sundays Schmooze Radio in Champagne & Shnitzel Dec 14 INITIATIVE Veingrad FL & NY Jan 11 Clubs & Cosmos Women’s Tehillim Group Oct 26-27 IDF Mind Control Mon-Thurs 8:30am Talmudic Wisdom on Marriage Feb 8 Brisket & Beer Monthly LiLi Ladies Birthday Farbrengen Specialist Gill Heart & Relationships- Tractate Sotah Mar 1 Techina & Tequila Alternating Months The Great Challah Bake Nov 11 AIPAC political analyst Ed Miller Mondays 4pm Hebrew Reading & Judaism Refresher Apr 12 Heineken & Herring Oct 24 Chanukah Musical Evening Nov 28 Popular Israeli songwriter Hamutal Ben Zeev Course with Korina Nadel May 3 Cocktails & Corned Beef Nov 28 Jan 25-27 International Jewish Women’s Convention NYC Nov 16-17 Jewish Mafia Speaker Myron Sugarman Wednesdays 1pm Torah Studies with Rebbetzin Sara Feb 3 Champagne Brunch Dec 9 Jewish Rock n Roll Band Pardes Krinsky Feb 24 Reclaiming Romance Event Dec 14-15 Catholic turned Chabad Rabbi Matisyahu Thursdays 7:30pm The Spirit of Torah with Rabbi Vigler CONVENTIONS Mar 10 Dinner & a Show with Celebrity Kosher Chef Devlin Fridays 8:30am Video Farbrengen with the Rebbe Mar 18 Purim Shalach Monos event Jan 11-12 Torah Science expert Professor Daniel Shabbos 1:45pm The Rebbetzin’s Parsha Class Nov 2-4 Global Chabad Leadership Friedmann Oct 15 Fall Seminar - Wrestling with Faith Convention in NYC Jan 17 South Florida String Quartet Concert Feb 4 Winter Seminar - Talmudic Criminal Justice Jan 25-27 International Jewish HOLIDAY EVENTS Feb 3 NY Observant Jewish Judge, Rochie Freier Apr 27 Moshiach Farbrengen Women’s Convention Feb 8-9 Australian Kabbalist Laibl Wolf May 8 Spring Seminar - The Art of Prayer Mar 24-26 AIPAC Policy Conference in DC Weekly Shabbat Services & Kiddush Feb 24 International motivational speaker Miriam Jun 8 Shavuos late night TED Talks and Desserts May 13-20 5 Star Deluxe Community Trip to Israel Luncheon Lipskier Jul 8 Community Visit to the Rebbe’s Ohel in NY Sep 9-11 Rosh Hashana Mar 1 IDF Soldier adopted by Chabad PBG Aug National Jewish Retreat Sep 18-19 Yom Kippur Mar 10 Celebrity Kosher chef Chanie Apfelbaum JKIDZ/YOUTH Sep 23-25 Sukkos Mar 31 Jewish Music Superstar Benny Friedman Sep 27 Sangria in the Sukkah & Community BBQ Apr 12 Holocaust Hidden Child survivor Hal Gotschall Sundays Hebrew School Oct 1 Simchas Torah Yizkor Memorial Service May 3-4 IDF Soldier Laibl Mangel - From Auschwitz to IDF Monthly Children’s Mesibat MAJOR EVENTS Oct 1 Simchas Torah: Tapas & Cocktails Torah Dancing Shabbat Oct 2 Simchas Torah Breakfast & Torah Conclusion Sep 2 First Day of Hebrew School Dec 3 7th Annual Chabad Golf Dec 5 Chanukah Menorah Lighting at PBG City Hall Sep 9-11 Rosh Hashana Children’s Program Classic Dec 9 Grand Chanukah Concert & Festival w. Pardes Sep 18-19 Yom Kippur Children’s Program Mar 31 Gala Concert Dinner Mar 20 Purim Megillah Reading & Hamantash Bar MEN’S CLUB Sep 23 Mad Science Sukkos Discovery Lab Mar 21 Purim Feast & Dance Party w. Dr. Laz & The Cure Sep 6 Sukkah Building BBQ Sep 30 Simchas Torah Celebration Apr 19 Siyum: Conclusion of Talmud Menorah Building Contest Oct 10 Men’s Nite Out with NFL Champion Dec 9 Apr 19 Burning of the Chametz Young Families Shabbat Dinner Nov 2-4 Global Chabad Leadership Convention in NYC Dec 21 Apr 19 Community Pesach Seder Family Havdalah Game Night Nov 7 Men’s Club BBQ & Beer Feb 2 Apr 20 Second Seder Young Families Shabbat Dinner SMILE ON SENIORS Dec 19 Men’s Club Cigars & Scotch around the bonfire Apr 5 Apr 27 Pesach Yizkor Memorial Service Young Families Passover Seder Experience Jan 9 BBQ & Beer Apr 14 Jun 8 Shavuos late night TED Talks and Desserts Hebrew School Graduation Ceremony Feb 20 BBQ & Beer May 12 Sep 7 Rosh Hashana Meeting Jun 9 Shavuos: Ten Commandments and Children’s Lag B’Omer Family Fun Day & Upshernish Mar 6 BBQ & Beer May 23 Sep 17 Yom Kippur Meeting & Shavuos Festival & Ice Cream Party Ten Commandments & Children’s Shavuos Apr 3 BBQ & Beer Jun 9 Yizkor Memorial Jun 10 Shavuos Yizkor Memorial Service Festival & Ice Cream Party May 1 BBQ & Beer Sep 21 Sukkos Meeting Aug 11 Tisha B’Av Service Sep 27 Sangria in the Sukkah Jun 3 Season Ending BBQ Sep 28 Simchas Torah Meeting & Yizkor Memorial CAFE CHABAD Nov 13 Lecture: Why bad YOUNG JEWISH Sep 27 Sangria in the Sukkah & things happen to good PROFESSIONALS Community BBQ people CHAI SOCIETY (20-40 yr olds) Dec 2 Palm Beach Marathon Dec 9 Community Chanukah Festival & Concert Sep 28 Friday Night Dinner Nov 11 Israel Event with special Dec 5 Chanukah Menorah Lighting at PBG City Hall Feb 26 Talmudic wisdom on Criminal Reform Nov 30 Friday Night Dinner guest speaker Jan 17 Thanks for Giving Event: String Quartet Concert Mar 21 Smile on Seniors Purim Party w. the Kinderlach Jan 18 Friday Night Dinner Apr 9 Cocktail Party at the May 13-20 5 Star Deluxe Community Trip to Israel May 23 Lag Baomer Community BBQ Mar 15 Friday Night Dinner Vigler home May 23 Lag B’Omer family fun day with BBQ & bonfire- Jun 6 Prayer Lecture May 31 Friday Night Dinner celebrating Tzemach Krinsky’s Upshernish Jun 16 Moussia Vigler Bat Mitzvah Celebration Your membership helps strengthen and enrich our programs.
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