Saying Goodbye to Summer at ARIEL
Summer isn’t over yet at ARIEL — Chabad Jewish Center. Last week, campers enjoyed some fun in the sun on the water slide. (Courtesy of ARIEL — Chabad Jewish Center)
September 2026 news archive
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Kitchen of Kindness Brings Minnesotans Together to Feed Those in Need
A new Chabad initiative launching Sept. 6 will aim to address food insecurity across the community while giving people an opportunity to give back. The Kitchen of Kindness initiative will […]
An Address in the Amazon
Guests at the Raichmans’ Shabbat table in Manaus, Brazil think they’re eating chicken schnitzel. It’s pirarucu — a massive Amazonian fish, served kosher in a […]
Chabad at USC Opens New Center With Campus’s First Kosher Restaurant
“A proud Jew rather than a fearful one.” That, student Noah Razak told some 400 people gathered on Severance Street Sunday night, is what Chabad […]
Faces of Chabad: Shmuli Nachlas
“My parents gave us a home where Judaism, the Rebbe, and education weren’t just talked about—they were lived. Going to the Rebbe in New York […]
As Jewish as a Ham Sandwich: Ben Shapiro, Chabad, & What It Means to Be Jewish
By: Rabbi Efrem Goldberg A fascinating debate broke out online last week over a question that sounds semantic but is actually profound. Though it wasn’t framed this way, to me, the question being debated was essentially: is there a difference between being a Jew and being Jewish?