Join us for a Friday night, home cooked Shabbat dinner in an athmosphere where every Jew is family! Please RSVP. Strict come when you want, go when you want policy, please conform! (Shabbat Services 30 min. prior to dinner)

Sinai Scholars meets weekly to discuss the Ten Commandments and its relevance to contemporary Jewish life. Apply online to join.

Dinner and Discussion for Sinai Scholars Alumni. Topics range from "Is there proof of the existence of G-d? to Conflicts between science and religion, From Intermarriage to the holocaust, from human rights to the belief in the end of days. From Jewish views on karma to Psychoanalysis.

Pizza Dinner and Discussion.

Explore its history, politics and culture. Closed program. More info. www.LubavitchHouse.com/passport

The Talmud is the central text of Judaism after the Bible; The Tanya is one of the important spiritual works of Judaism from the 18th century.

Talmud and Tanya will split the hour into two sections covering both the Body (Talmud) and Soul (Tanya) of Judaism. It enables those who would like to explore both aspects but are limited in time.

There is a free Pizza dinner.

For more information see (www.LubavitchHouse.com/study) or contact Moshe Bitterman (mbitterm@gmail.com) or Rabbi Levi at (rabbi@pobox.upenn.edu)

Join us for a Friday night, home cooked Shabbat dinner in an athmosphere where every Jew is family! Please RSVP. Strict come when you want, go when you want policy, please conform! (Shabbat Services 30 min. prior to dinner)

Sinai Scholars meets weekly to discuss the Ten Commandments and its relevance to contemporary Jewish life. Apply online to join.

Dinner and Discussion for Sinai Scholars Alumni. Topics range from "Is there proof of the existence of G-d? to Conflicts between science and religion, From Intermarriage to the holocaust, from human rights to the belief in the end of days. From Jewish views on karma to Psychoanalysis.

Pizza Dinner and Discussion.

Explore its history, politics and culture. Closed program. More info. www.LubavitchHouse.com/passport

The Talmud is the central text of Judaism after the Bible; The Tanya is one of the important spiritual works of Judaism from the 18th century.

Talmud and Tanya will split the hour into two sections covering both the Body (Talmud) and Soul (Tanya) of Judaism. It enables those who would like to explore both aspects but are limited in time.

There is a free Pizza dinner.

For more information see (www.LubavitchHouse.com/study) or contact Moshe Bitterman (mbitterm@gmail.com) or Rabbi Levi at (rabbi@pobox.upenn.edu)

Join us for a Friday night, home cooked Shabbat dinner in an athmosphere where every Jew is family! Please RSVP. Strict come when you want, go when you want policy, please conform! (Shabbat Services 30 min. prior to dinner)

Sinai Scholars meets weekly to discuss the Ten Commandments and its relevance to contemporary Jewish life. Apply online to join.

Apply online at www.MayanotIsrael.com

Be sure to send your $250 refundable deposit as soon as possible after registration.

Today's registration is only for for those who were waitlisted previously.

Dinner and Discussion for Sinai Scholars Alumni. Topics range from "Is there proof of the existence of G-d? to Conflicts between science and religion, From Intermarriage to the holocaust, from human rights to the belief in the end of days. From Jewish views on karma to Psychoanalysis.

Pizza Dinner and Discussion.

Explore its history, politics and culture. Closed program. More info. www.LubavitchHouse.com/passport

Apply online at www.MayanotIsrael.com

Be sure to sing up today and send your $250 refundable deposit as soon as possible after registration.

Today's registration is for all applicants!

The Talmud is the central text of Judaism after the Bible; The Tanya is one of the important spiritual works of Judaism from the 18th century.

Talmud and Tanya will split the hour into two sections covering both the Body (Talmud) and Soul (Tanya) of Judaism. It enables those who would like to explore both aspects but are limited in time.

There is a free Pizza dinner.

For more information see (www.LubavitchHouse.com/study) or contact Moshe Bitterman (mbitterm@gmail.com) or Rabbi Levi at (rabbi@pobox.upenn.edu)

Join us for a Friday night, home cooked Shabbat dinner in an athmosphere where every Jew is family! Please RSVP. Strict come when you want, go when you want policy, please conform! (Shabbat Services 30 min. prior to dinner)

Sinai Scholars meets weekly to discuss the Ten Commandments and its relevance to contemporary Jewish life. Apply online to join.

Dinner and Discussion for Sinai Scholars Alumni. Topics range from "Is there proof of the existence of G-d? to Conflicts between science and religion, From Intermarriage to the holocaust, from human rights to the belief in the end of days. From Jewish views on karma to Psychoanalysis.

Pizza Dinner and Discussion.