ChabadDayton.com

Chabad of Greater Dayton

Chabad House

Dayton's online resource to Chabad's ongoing classes, services and programs.

The mission of CHABAD OF GREATER DAYTON is to provide each and every Jew, regardless of background or degree of commitment, the opportunity to discover the beauty of our shared heritage in a warm, welcoming and non judgmental environment.

Chabad provides innovative educational and social services to the Dayton community, in a spirit of love and brotherhood. Its purpose is to improve the quality of life through reaching out and fulfilling the needs of the community through its various programs, e.g. see below. Chabad pledges to fulfill the mandate of the Lubavitcher Rebbe by increasing in acts of goodness and kindness for all humankind; thus preparing the world for the ultimate redemption.

The following story about Rabbi Schneur Zalman the founder of Chabad will clearly illustrate the motto of Chabad.

Rabbi Schneur Zalman had a son, Rabbi Dov Ber, who was known for his remarkable ability to concentrate. Usually, when he was praying or studying, he did not notice anything around him.

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Schedule

Learners' Minyan begins at 10:30 AM.
Evening Prayers: 7:00 pm (Sept. 11)
Candle Lighting: 7:34 pm
Morning Prayers: 9:00 am
Learner's Minyan: 10:30 am
Evening Prayers: 7:15 pm
Candle Lighting: after 8:30 pm
Evening Prayers: 6:45 pm

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Programs

Adult Education
Chabad Women's Circle Reservations
Women's Circle
Hebrew School
CKids
Friendship Circle
Camp Gan Israel
Kids Shul
Jewish Beginnings - Mommy & Me
CKids Registration
Friendship Circle Photos
Holiday Series
Judaica Series
Youth Programs
High Holidays
Sukkos

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People

Rabbi Nochum MangelDirector
Rabbi Shmuel KlatzkinAssociate Rabbi
Mrs. Devorah Leah MangelWomen's Program Director
Rabbi Levi SimonYouth & Program Director
Mrs. Rochel SimonYouth & Program Director

What they offer

Chabad of Greater Dayton is a Chabad house in Dayton, led by Rabbi Nochum Mangel.

Visitors are welcomed for Shabbat and holiday meals. Accommodation for guests can be arranged. They kosher kitchens for the community.

Classes run regularly, one-to-one study can be arranged, courses from the Jewish Learning Institute are taught and public lectures are held. There is a library.

For children there is after-school programmes, a children's club and a mother-and-child group.

Older children and young adults have a teen club, bar and bat mitzvah instruction, a bar mitzvah club, a bat mitzvah club and a young professionals' circle.

They officiate at funerals. Couples are prepared for marriage.

The center visits patients in hospital, visits Jewish prisoners, serves military personnel, looks after the elderly, works with children with special needs and distributes food packages.

There is a women's group. The building is wheelchair accessible.