Chabad of Columbus

For decades, Rabbi Areyah and Esther Kaltmann have put their hearts and souls into serving the Columbus Jewish community and beyond. Newly married and with a blessing from the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the couple set out in 1991 to light up central Ohio, one Jewish person at a time. They began their work in Central Ohio as Directors at the OSU Chabad House at the Ohio State University. Over three decades later Chabad of Columbus now includes the Lori Schottnsetein Chabad Center in New Albany, Chabad Downtown and Chabad of Bexley, in addition to serving thousands of people throughout the State of Ohio. The Lori Schottenstein Chabad Center is the home to LifeTown -- which teaches essential life skills to more than 5,506 Ohio students with special needs in a 5,000-square-foot miniature city, Friendship Circle , the Jewish Business Network , and dozens of other programs. Whether you want to learn more about Hebrew School , Shabbat and holiday services , or simply have a question, please reach out. While their scope has expanded exponentially, the Kaltmann's remain committed to welcoming each person who walks through their doors. We look forward to seeing you soon!

Over three decades later Chabad of Columbus now includes the Lori Schottnsetein Chabad Center in New Albany, Chabad Downtown

and Chabad of Bexley, in addition to serving thousands of people throughout the State of Ohio.

-- which teaches essential life skills to more than 5,506 Ohio students with special needs in a 5,000-square-foot miniature city,

From ChabadColumbus.com