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Jewish Calendar and Program Guide 5778 2017 - 2018 Calendar JEWISH CALENDAR AND PROGRAM GUIDE 5778 2017 - 2018 CALENDAR CHABAD OF TAMPA BAY • CHABAD CHAI SOUTH TAMPA • CHABAD AT WIREGRASS 2015-2016 CALENDAR ON-GOING AT CHABAD DOWNTOWN LUNCH N’ LEARN CTEEN Every month join with professionals from the downtown area for a yummy lunch The Chabad Teen Club meets monthly for exclusive teen events that compacts catered by Dina’s Kitchen and a thoughtful discussion on issues facing our great nation. exhilaration fun, good food, learning and meaningful projects into amazing get- COMMUNITY SHABBAT DINNER togethers & trips. Dear Friend, Turn Friday night into Shabbat! Enjoy an elegant Shabbat dinner in a unique and intimate HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS setting, with other families from our community. Dine on traditional Shabbat delicacies, sing beautiful Shabbat melodies that will warm your Jewish heart and ignite your soul. The Jewish Year is centered around the many important Holidays and their practices With great pleasure we present Chabad’s calendar and and traditions. Each Holiday is significant and it is for that very reason that each one program guide for the year 5778 - 2017/2018. This YOUNG JEWISH PROFESSIONALS is celebrated here at Chabad as a community, and in the appropriate spirit. Here the calendar is dedicated to the Rebbe, whose teach- YJP provides business networking, mentoring sessions, social and religious Holidays come alive and their message is clear and pertinent to all. ings and example are a never-ending source of opportunities exclusively for people in their 20s and 30s. life for all mankind. The Rebbe’s passionate and SHABBAT AT CHABAD uncompromising love for every Jew is legendary. “SPA FOR THE SOUL” Join our user-friendly traditional prayer services for a spiritually inspiring experience! His insistence that all Jews are equal, regardless of Enjoy an array of services that promote inner health & beauty. Explore the many background, affiliation or level of observance - are Soulful prayer, spirited song, Hebrew-English “user-friendly” prayer books, interactive the beacons of truth that continue to guide and in- steps to achieve total health and wellness as a Jewish woman today. Pampering and thought provoking Torah discussions followed by a delicious Kiddush luncheon. spire us in Tampa Bay and throughout the world. stations, health workshops, and elegant buffet. CHABAD HEBREW SCHOOL As we build on the past, we are proud to share with you CAFÉ CHABAD Your child’s first taste of Jewish learning should be fun, upbeat and interesting. Each our vision for the future of Chabad in Tampa Bay. It is Relax, socialize and enjoy brunch/lunch together with friends and family at Chabad day will be exciting and each lesson relevant and exciting. Our interactive learning thanks to the blessings of G-d, the vision of the Rebbe, at Wiregrass. Bring a board game and challenge your neighbor to chess, checkers or style will allow the children to experience living Judaism. the dedication of staff and volunteers as well as the your favorite game. generosity of our supporters that this renaissance has CAMP GAN ISRAEL flourished so dramatically. We thank all of you for your HEBREW ACADEMY DAY SCHOOL Camp Gan Israel has a well-earned reputation as a trendsetter with innovative ideas, friendship and support, and we look forward to work- Hebrew Academy boasts an excellent Judaic and General Montessori education for ing together to ensure an even brighter future. creative programs, and new activities being introduced continuously. In addition to preschoolers through eighth grade in a warm and nurturing environment. the wide range of exciting activities and field trips, our campers are imbued with a Chabad is devoted to strengthening Jewish identity, pride, warmth and love for Judaism. and so we reach out with a multitude of programs NEIGHBORHOOD MINYAN to make Judaisman accessible reality to all Jews. No Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name” Now you can, at the LOAVES OF LOVES matter how you seeyourself, at Chabad we see you as Neighborhood Minyan. A place where Tefillah (prayer) is a warm and welcoming Come bake Challot & cook chicken soup for our “Shabbat To Go” packages. Packages Jewish. No labels. No differences. At Chabad you are experience filled with melody, meditation and meaning. Let Rabbi Mendy lead you on a family. We welcome you to participate in celebrating powerful journey through the Sidur, followed by a delicious Kiddush from Dina’s Kitchen. are available to distribute to: new neighbors, friends, new moms, sick friends and the joys of Judaism. anyone who could use “A Taste of Shabbat”. JEWISH LEARNING INSTITUTE ADULT EDUCATION With best wishes for a happy, healthy and sweet JLI’s insightful curricula utilizes cutting-edge pedagogic techniques, embracing the New Year. multiple intelligence model and utilizing multimedia and an array of approaches Enjoy an exciting source-based Torah studies class, explore the timeless message of Sincerely, to engage, educate, and inspire all kinds of minds in a dynamic Jewish learning the Torah through time, or study the text of the Talmud illuminated by the comments experience. www.myJLI.com and insights of the commentators. Rabbi Yossie & Sulha Dubrowski DINA’S JEWISH COOKING BOOT CAMP JEWISH WOMEN’S CIRCLE /ROSH CHODESH SOCIETY Rabbi Heshy & Shiffy Dubrowski The modern girl’s guide to cooking like a Jewish grandmother. If you never spent time Women come together throughout the year to study, to create, to celebrate, to CHABAD OF TAMPA BAY cooking with Grandma; If you never tasted good Jewish cuisine; If you never prepared explore and to recharge. a Jewish holiday meal; Then you need Boot Camp. Rabbi Mendy & Dina Dubrowski CHABAD CHAI • SOUTH TAMPA CHABAD OF TAMPA BAY CHABAD CHAI SOUTH TAMPA CHABAD AT WIREGRASS Rabbi Mendy & Chanie Yarmush 14908 Pennington Rd. 2511 W Swann #201 2124 Ashley Oaks Cir. 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