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Chabad House on University Blvd is the center of Jewish life for the Medical Center, Museum District, and surrounding neighborhoods — West U, Old Braeswood, Southgate, Boulevard Oaks, and Rice Village.
Led by Rabbi Lazer and Rochel, the Chabad House is a warm, welcoming home for every Jew, whatever your background or level of observance. Rabbi Peretz and Mushky bring the community together through a rich calendar of classes, events, and programming.
Join us for weekly Shabbat services with children's programs and lunch, holiday celebrations, Torah classes, and community programs including Mishpacha Moments and the Jewish Women's Circle.
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Dec. 4 - Dec. 12
Daily Thought
Nobody believed Noah. But Abraham, some say, convinced most of his generation. Noah talked as someone who followed a tradition of the past. Abraham described how he had discovered G-d on his own. Teach like Abraham. Likutei...
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