Every Shabbat morning Davening begins at 9:30, Torah reading at 10:30 and a light lunch at around noon. We are well-known for our lively Torah discussions, learning and sense of community - please join us!

The Jewish Women's Forum is part social club, part idea exchange and part support group. The Forum allows women to share their wisdom and study together. This months topic: The Festival of Lights provides inspiration during the long and dark winter, we will explore what motivates you each of us to bring light and meaning into our lives. What gets you up in the morning? What allows you to shine?
The Jewish Women's Forum meets on the first Sunday of the month from 3:30-5 pm. For more information please call Rebbetzin Leah at 637-6951.

SOUL MAPS is the title of a class introducing Tanya. Though penned more than 200 years ago, The Tanya still offers a revolutionary analysis of psychology, based on tools of Kabbalah.
A pre-cursor of the modern self-help genre, Rabbi Schneur Zalman, the founder of Chabad, wrote The Tanya to make Kabbalah teachings more practical, relevant and accessible so they could be studied and appreciated by more than a handful of scholars.
Through this course students will achieve enhanced understanding of guilt, conflict and confusion. The class will also explore strategies for developing joy, purpose and direction in everyday life.
The cost for these classes is $100 per person or $180 per couple. Scholarships are available upon request.
Contact Rabbi Aaron at 637-6950 for more information.

Every Shabbat morning Davening begins at 9:30, Torah reading at 10:30 and a light lunch at around noon. We are well-known for our lively Torah discussions, learning and sense of community - please join us!

SOUL MAPS is the title of a class introducing Tanya. Though penned more than 200 years ago, The Tanya still offers a revolutionary analysis of psychology, based on tools of Kabbalah.
A pre-cursor of the modern self-help genre, Rabbi Schneur Zalman, the founder of Chabad, wrote The Tanya to make Kabbalah teachings more practical, relevant and accessible so they could be studied and appreciated by more than a handful of scholars.
Through this course students will achieve enhanced understanding of guilt, conflict and confusion. The class will also explore strategies for developing joy, purpose and direction in everyday life.
The cost for these classes is $100 per person or $180 per couple. Scholarships are available upon request.
Contact Rabbi Aaron at 637-6950 for more information.

Friday Night Dinner @ Chabad
One Friday each month Rabbi Aaron and Rebbetzin Leah host Shabbat dinner at Chabad House. There are no formal services these evenings; Shabbat is welcomed with singing, friendship, and a wonderful meal!
Due to the popularity of these Shabbat dinners and the restricted amount of space, it has become necessary to require dinner reservations by calling 919-637-6950 or e-mailing Rabbi Aaron - rabbi@chabadofcary.org. Also, a modest fee of $9 per person or $27 per family will be charged and asked to be paid in advance to Chabad of Cary, Attn: Lenny Spevak, Treas., 104 Fresno Place, Cary, NC 27513 or through chabadofcary.org

Every Shabbat morning Davening begins at 9:30, Torah reading at 10:30 and a light lunch at around noon. We are well-known for our lively Torah discussions, learning and sense of community - please join us!

Chabad of Cary’s annual Barnes & Noble Chanukah book reading program is set for Sunday afternoon, December 21st at 4 pm. This celebration, a perennial crowd pleaser, stars Rabbi Aaron. He juggles his way through a Chanukah story for an always enthralled crowd. This will take place at the Barnes & Noble book store near Cary Town Center at 760 SE Maynard Road. We hope to see you there!

On the first night of Chanukah, December 21st, Chabad of Cary will host a Chanukah celebration, which will feature games of dreidel, with lots of latkes and applesauce. Serving foods cooked in oil reinforces our recognition of the important role oil plays in the Chanukah story. The party begins at 7:15 pm at 909 Reedy Creek Rd. in Cary and should be enjoyable for adults and children alike.

Every Shabbat morning Davening begins at 9:30, Torah reading at 10:30 and a light lunch at around noon. We are well-known for our lively Torah discussions, learning and sense of community - please join us!

The Jewish Women's Forum is part social club, part idea exchange and part support group, meeting the first Sunday of each month.
For more information please call 637-6951. We hope you can join us!