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About Chabad Efrat English Division
Our Mission Statement
The Chabad English Division of Efrat is a space for personal growth and spiritual transformation through the rich teachings of the inner dimension of Torah. Chabad English Division provides a welcoming atmosphere for people of all backgrounds to experience the deeply intellectual and emotional experiences of Chassidic Judaism brought to life in a vibrant and joyous setting.

By combining the deep teachings of the Torah with community events, Torah classes, children's programs, and more, we strive to communicate the inner meaning of Jewish tradition through joy, love and vitality.
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G‑d said to Abram, “Go to yourself, from your land, from your birthplace and from your father’s house, to the land which I will show you.”—Genesis 12:1 If you were not you, if you saw yourself from the eyes of another, how would you see your journeys through life? You would see how each journey leads away from home. Away from your birthplace, from those who nurtured you and that which made you what you are. Outwards, away from yourself in so many directions. But you see your journey from within. From within, every journey...
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