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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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Meditate upon a ray of light that pierces through the window on a sunny day. Now imagine how that ray exists engulfed within its source, the sun. Think of the entire universe as a stream of conscious thought. Imagine that thought in its place of conception, a place before words, before thoughts, a place where there is only One. Our minds do not allow us to see this stream of divine energy, never mind its source. Instead, we see objects, things, a world. But if our eyes were allowed to see and our minds permitted to grasp, we...
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  • The Rebbe's Birthday CampaignLaunched on this date in 1988 in memory of the Rebbetzin. Read More
  • How Do We Know There Won't Be Another Exile After This One?The Jewish people have been redeemed twice before—once from Egyptian servitude and again from Babylo... Read More