JRLC of South Beach

Tomorrow!!!! It’s always so nerve wrecking this campaigns But I trust we can do it

Did you know today is a fast day?!?? Not connected at all with December 25th but with the Jewish date 10 of Teves. It’s a day we should take time to think of our actions, give charity and prayers. Here is more about today:... https://www.chabad.org//IwAR1as81P88YQlT5rAwJBGZvcwCRr7QKd

We are running our annual end of fiscal year fundraiser next week. I think that’s a great reminder to whoever can’t donate with money there are so many other ways you can suppport and partner with our community!!! I can’t say how some of the things written here means so much more than 10K dollars (I don’t think we ever got a single donation bigger than this so I don’t know the feeling if would be more ). PS: shluchim means emissaries of the Lubavitcher Rebbe

Join us for a night of fun and spirituality! We will meet at our shul 5:00pm (sharp) to write our letters!! We will go together (6:00pm) to the Ohel Chabad Lubavitch. ... After that we will go for dinner at a fine and delicious restaurant in the 5 Towns RSVP for the Trip and restaurant by Sunday, December 27th. We will have a post that you can comment on if you will come only for trip or restaurant too. The Ohel has become a center, where thousands come and pray for their physical and spiritual needs, and continue to receive inspiration and blessings. The power of prayer is stronger when we get together!!! Covid-19 updates: please wear face masks. If you or anyone in your household had any of the following symptoms in the last 14 days: sore throat, cough, chills, body aches for unknown reasons, shortness of breath for unknown reasons, loss of smell, loss of taste, fever at or greater than 100F stay home for everyone’s safety! FAQ What to bring? You should bring all the names you would like to pray for, usually its the person's name and mother's name(jewish names preferable). You should also bring some cash to give to chairty before writting the letter and before entering the Ohel. How to dress? The Ohel is a very holy place so you should dress modestly. It's recommneded to don't wear leatter shoes, they have crocs that you can change there. Address? Our shul: 62 Sand Ln Ohel: 226-20 Francis Lewis Blvd. Cambria Heights, NY 11411 Resutaurant: TBA